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...undergraduate.--before he dreamed of the rewards which were to crown his later efforts. An earnest student whose ability was recognized while still in college, Governor Long in his reminiscences tells of his dreary days in Cambridge. In this essay so gracefully done by Mr. Thayer is an excerpt from Governor Long's writings which is especially intimate and interesting...
...Eleven Harvard men against eleven Yale men plus about fifty thousand Yale graduates and other supporters -- this was the system that used to beat Harvard in the old days." This is an excerpt, from Coach Haughton's speech at the mass meeting last night. He guaranteed that the players will do their part if the other undergraduates do theirs. Today's parade gives an opportunity for the display of the sort of enthusiasm Coach Haughton has asked for--the sort that puts heart into a team. Every man who can should be in the parade. A class is the only...
President Eliot on December 19, 1912, gave an address before the Massachusetts Bar Association on "The Causes of Dissatisfaction With the Courts." The current Alumni Bulletin has reprinted the address in full. Below the CRIMSON prints an interesting excerpt from it on one of the several points which were made by President Eliot...
...finances become merely entertainment funds. If these clubs are to be anything but social organizations, they must realize that their chief duty is to make and keep their section or school well acquainted with Harvard. What is being done along this line at Princeton is presented in the following excerpt from the Princetonian...
...University shares the space of the Illustrated with the newspaper. There are two articles. One, the leader, by W. M. E. Perkins '07, purports to be an excerpt from "the real diary of a real newspaper man." It tells about a "Dull Week" which isn't. Whence one may gather that reporters' souls are calloused, that they sacrifice truth to sensation and that the business of seeing things is not compatible with understanding them. Also, that the reporter leads a dog's life. The other article, by C. S. Collier '11, is called "The Free Newspaper." Mr. Collier does...