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Hale: "I, too, will soon follow in your footsteps. . . . Success and happiness. Goodnight, General...
Captain January. Baby Peggy's public is composed of persons with an unbounded capacity for "cunningness" in other people's children. If you can revel for hours in childish winsomeness, even when it is faintly selfconscious, and still long to kiss "the little darling" goodnight before she scampers upstairs to her supper, Captain January was just made for you. The story, which flourished during Elsie Dinsmore's palmy days, is of a sea-tossed waif, rescued and reared by a hungry hearted lighthouse-keeper. Stock villainy and fairy godmotherhood (both well cast) complete the plot. Take the children...
...Goodnight" editorial in the CRIMSON of Thursday last voiced an opinion which it is hoped will find further expression in the CRIMSON and other University publications. Evidence of interest on the part of the student body is necessary if training in Aeronautics is to be provided here rather than at Tech or other nearby institutions...
...Dean Goodnight's opinions concerning military training, we are not familiar. But if all the military, naval, and even aerial programs mentioned in the "CRIMSON" are adopted at Harvard, even the most same and conservative person might say with Dean Goodnight, "University and military training are not compatible." M. J. DONNER...
Shades of William Jennings Bryan! The "cross of gold" speech hardly exceeds these words in eloquence. Yet we fear that in spite of all this flowery criticism the Union Against Militarism will gain few members here. Dean Goodnight may wave his arms in angry denunciation or bow before us with platitudinous pleadings, yet the plans for the furtherance of military training at Harvard will continue to receive their present well-deserved support...