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Worthington Chauncey Ford, "Economist and statistician, editor of 'Washington's Letters and Writings,' chief of the division of manuscripts in the Library of Congress, accurate and comprehensive scholar...
...Sharfman '07, of whom E. R. Lewis '08 was awarded the Coolidge Prize. This team was also coached by E. M. Rabenold '04. J. C. Cadwalader, of New York, presided at the debate; and the judges, Professor J. B. Clark of Columbia University, Mr. Rollo Ogden, editor of the New York Evening Post, and Professor T. C. Trueblood of the University of Michigan, rendered a unanimous decision for Princeton. Of the 13 debates between the two universities, Harvard has won eight and Princeton five...
Second place in the Magazine is given to an unsigned biographical sketch of the late Wendell Phillips Garrison, who was editor of the Nation from 1865 to 1906. The high service to American letters which the Nation has performed since its establishment, is shown to have been due in large measure to Mr. Garrison's scrupulous fidelity, his success in enlisting the friendly co-operation of a large and able staff of contributors, and his constant striving toward literary perfection in form and substance...
...Hinkel '08, Managing Editor...
...CRIMSON gained first place in all the events. This was hardly to be expected as the binders, i.e., bookmakers, felt sure that Lampy's force had several events pinched. However, in the standing broad grin, a Lampoon editor cracked a smile and lost the contest. The flying hyphen was nearly won by Miss Prints '10, of the Radcliffe Ruffian, who out of courtesy, was invited to enter. The officials won the keg-emptying contest in a walk and a short walk at that. Great credit is due the business management of the CRIMSON for supplying the daily's representatives with...