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...previous boards, and the retiring ninety-four board in particular, have done great service to the paper by the number of solid improvements which they have made. It will be the endeavor of the incoming board to continue their work and constantly to make the paper better fitted to fulfil its function...
...prose articles fulfil the promise of the last number, and are all good. "The Second Mrs. Tanqueray" is in more serious vein than is usual with the Advocate, and the "College Kodaks" are omitted; but with these exceptions there is no departure from the customary character of the work. "Grinder" as a Harvard type, is more interesting than his predecessors and is very well described by H. B. Eddy. His article, however, is hardly better than several of the others, and it is safe to say that all are above the standard in interest. "The Suspicions of Mrs. Buck...
...themselves have, for the most part, worked with earnestness and a real appreciation of what is demanded of them. What is to be the final result of their faithful labors is unfortunately still a matter of doubt. Yet we hope for the best and have confidence that they will fulfil our expectations. And finally we would extend our congratulations to Manager Hill for his successful conduct of the business affairs of the club. He has had a clear idea of the interests for which he is working and these interests he has supported in every creditable manner...
...closed with a few simple, pointed words to the seniors, appealing to them to fulfil well the responsibility of choice that rested upon them; to remember that only one type of life can survive, and that, the highest type of all life. Work, and that only, will end in becoming a torture; pleasure, and that only, will finally sicken; the study of men and the knowledge of God which it brings is the only thing fit to occupy a man's life...
...entertainment to be given by the Deutscher Verein deserves to be well supported by members of the University, particularly by those who show an interest in the study of German. The proceeds will go for the benefit of the German library. Its present stock is utterly inadequate to fulfil the demands made upon it. When one realizes that nearly nine hundred men are registered in the different German courses of the University and that a good portion of these have frequent recourse to this department library, he can appreciate better the spirit which prompts the Verein to offer...