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Since then University artists have occasionally given visible signs of their activity. A few have been fortunate enough to arrange displays in local galleries. But most are not sufficiently advanced to command one-man showing. Last year, however, an exhibit of paintings by several graduate students was held in Lamont Library. Welcome as this exhibition was, it had the major shortcomings of not including undergraduate works and of excluding women visitors, because of a Lamont regulation...
Having won the battle to make Lamont more available, Crimeds voted that it should also be made more useful. "The University is well aware that the study of books is an archaic hangover of a bygone age," they noted...
...advisers of Stevenson and those who advise the advisors. Without fear or favor, we give greeting to seniors sleeping peacefully in Widener's stalls, to professors who give lectures at the College and those who get lectures at home, to students with unwashed feet in Lamont, to the Superintendent of All Janitors, and to the mailman resting from his labours. To professors taking meals on the cheap in the drug stores, equally with the gang in the Faculty Club, and to students whose fathers went to Harvard along with those whose fathers chose to go to the dogs, we give...
Happy Thanksgiving day to the man who extended the hours at Lamont and to the staff which has to work them. A glad greeting to students who misapply their mathematics, to footballers out of training and wives on a diet, and a special thought for the lovers in Widener reference. Good resting to the students of Paleontology and Stratigraphy and those who converse in Advanced Mandarin, and happy times too for the men who sweep up leaves on windy days. Big eating and long sleeping to Faculty who cite the Fifth Amendment, to students walking Garden Street in black capes...
...students of Comparative Morphology and the Geologic History of Vascular Plants. To the wives of the Masters and the masters of the wives, to examiners who give failures, and to the long hairs boycotting the barbers, a very good day indeed. We remember at this juncture the Lamont girls looking for contraband, professors who speak at dinner for 53 minutes exactly, and the man who dared to assume that George Bernard Shaw could be adequately covered in half a course. To all these good people, and to the Cottons and Mathers and Longfellows and Frosts, and to the Ivy League...