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Experimental theatres in the last few years have been blossoming like the proverbial dandelion, and most of them have been almost as ephemeral. Our local specimen, the Boston Stage Society, seems to have survived the winter, and bids fair to become a hardy perennial. This earnest group of amateurs is...
Romanes, in an essay on the mental differences between men and women, assured his readers that under the most favorable conditions for culture, and supposing the mind of man to remain stationary, it would take woman many centuries to produce "the missing five ounces of female brain." If the famous...
Miss Cannon has long been regarded as a leading American woman astronomer. She was graduated from Wellesley in 1884, and has been associated with the Harvard Observatory since 1897. During this time she has completed a monumental catalogue of the spectra of some 220,000 stars all over the heavens...
With the Book Reviews which, in the hands of Mr. Beidler and (should we say hoofs?) of Pegasus, touch brilliance, the March Advocate comes to a close. There has been no breaking up of the tiresome old heavens, no cracking of barriers; there has been only a realization of cordial...
"I know such little heavens that I could take you to islands lucked away under the Line. You sight them after weeks of crashing through water as black as black marble because it's so deep, and you sit in the fore-chains day after day, and see the sun...