Word: maining
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...room to the right, as on enters the Union by the main door is intended for the book-keeper, and all minor business matters connected with members will be settled here. On the left of the entrance are a small visitors' room, two coat rooms, and two telephones...
...little to the east of the main entrance is a smaller entrance intended for the use of members accompanied by ladies. A private staircase leads from this entrance to the second floor...
...that a work once supremely well cast in one cannot be translated into the other. Undoubtedly Mr. Mitchell failed to produce a final literary masterpiece because his task was impossible. Technically the structure of his play is admirable and his selection and co-ordination of incidents is in the main wise and effective. Artistically he has made a number of good stage figures, who speak some very good lines, but in conception and portrayal his characters lack depth and fitness and fall to produce the ultimate ethical impression of those in "Vanity Fair...
...main object of the book is to put on record in some form or other every event worthy of remembrance that has taken place during the College course of the present Senior Class. This is done very well, considering that it is the first attempt, and as a Class history it is something unique and well worth while...
...Endicott and the Janitor," by H. W. Eliot, an excellent character study. The editorial is sensible and well pointed but it interests the Advocate writers more than the readers of the paper. The other stories in the number are "The Captain," by John Cary, "The Spirit of the Spanish Main," by S. A. W., "The Beginning and the End," by C. G. L., Jr., and "Across Kansas," by L. L. The other verses are "The Lake of the Setting Sun," by R. Pier, "To Shelley," by A. D. Ficke, and the quatrain entitled "June...