Word: flandrau
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...current number of the Saturday Evening Post, Mr. Charles Macomb Flandrau '95 contributes a story of Harvard entitled "Prince Protococoff and the Press Club." Although the plot is fantastical the author has worked it up with enough probability to be very amusing. The tale is preceded by a slight introduction which brings the reader into the spirit of Harvard life which the story depicts. Mr. Flandrau has admirably pictured the careless, fun-loving type of Harvard student...
...following men will please keep back the crowd from the side lines in the 99-1900 baseball game this afternoon: Donald, Jewell, Conroy, W. Adams, Farley, W. Spencer, P. Davis, Farr, C. H. L. Johnston, Burden, A. Davis, F. B. Talbot, W. Phillips, R. D. Boardman, Trainer, Flandrau, Glidden...
RECONCENTRADOS.- Report at Norton's Field this afternoon at 2.45 sharp: Flandrau, Parker, Holland, Clough, Mason, Vincent, Holiday, Whitbeck, Grey...
...deals with the choice of a site for Brooks House. The illustrations in the number are good, the centre page showing what the College Yard would resemble in case the Memorial Society should placard every interesting historical site with a memorial stone. "The Gypsy Moths," a take off on Flandrau's "Butterflies" is rather clever, though the general tendency of these stories is to make a ridiculous combination of words take the place of a real parody on ideas...
...describes the old record books stored in the basement of Gore Hall, and an article on the Graduate Athletic Association by A. P. Gardner '86 well sets forth the aims and hopes of the Association. From a Graduate's Window, concerning Harvard Episodes, expressed the opinion that Mr. Flandrau, in searching the weaknesses of college life has succeeded perhaps better than any one else who has essayed the task, and that therefore it is all the greater pity that the faults should outweigh the real merit in the book which is capable of better things...