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...SECRETARY (Permanent Class Office) George Douglass DebevoteEverett Wells Martin FOR CLASS COMMITTEE (Two to be Elected--Permanent Class Office) Thayer Cumings Frederick Strong Moseley Edward Walker Marshall John Nickerson Watters FOR CLASS DAY COMMITTEE (Seven to be Elected) John Wright Adie Robert Parker MacFadden James Laurence Carroll Jr. Joseph Carlton McGlone Charles Francis Darlington Jr. Edward Reed Nash Jr. Randolph Harrison Dyer William Ichabod Nichols Donald Coats Gates Stanley De Jongh Osborne Nathaniel Saltonstall Howe Robert Winslow Puffer Harold Robertson Jones Charles Lee Todd Jr. Frank Paul Kane Herschel Hobart MacCubbin Robert Winthrop FOR ALBUM COMMITTEE (Five to be Eiected...
Announcement of the nomination for officers of the Senior class will be made in a few days. The nominating committee that has been appointed is composed of R.P. MacFadden '26, chairman; P.F. Altman '26, G.B. Cramer '26, G.F. Smith '26,and J.H. Watson...
...Pound Hammer-throw: First, R. P. MacFadden '26, 129 feet 5 inches, scratch; second, O. S. Schaefer '29, 117 feet 9 inches, handicap 20 feet; third, P. P. Phillips '26, 112 feet 2 inches, scratch...
...thing I still dislike about TIME is your attitude towards Bernarr Macfadden. I know that his physical culture ideas have done much good in countless cases. They are essentially sound. What if he does make money from such magazines as True Stories, True Romances, etc. ? Why attack his doctrines of physical fitness on that account? You will say: Because he is intolerant of materia medico, and bacteriology. After all he could not be more intolerant of these than is Morris Fishbein of everything outside the province of the M. D. And yet you continually glorify Fishbein...
...beyond being financially profitable," continued Mr. MacFadden, "the scheme is one which may be useful in other ways. The art of the theatre should not be used for propaganda, but it should be propaganda. This sounds like a paradox, but what I mean is that plays can be effectual and lasting, can be true art, only when they deal with matters vital to the people of the world, only when they strike truly and deep. Too many of today's comedies are based on clever lines: they are distorted photographs of modern superficialities...