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Dates: during 1900-1909
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There will be a meeting of Mr. Copeland's Law School Debating Club in Sever 11 this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The question for debate is: "Resolved, That state judges should be elected by popular vote." S. F. Rankin 2L and H. G. James 1L. will support the affirmative and the negative will be upheld by J. H. Cummings 3L. and M. W. Mangus...
...Popular Science Monthly--"Changes of Climate," by R. DeC. Ward...
Four new songs were tried, and all seemed equally popular. Three of the songs, "Harvard's Victory," "The Gridiron King," and "A Battle Song," have the sort of swing which is most desired in a football song. "Reliance" makes up in musical quality what it lacks in swing. No decision was reached by the Song Committee as to the superiority of any one song...
...News, Illustrated Sporting News (N. Y.), Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News (English), L'Illustration, International Studio, Independent, Japan Times, Judge, Lawn Tennis and Croquet, Life, Literary Digest, London Weekly Times, McClure's, Musical Times, Nation, New England Magazine, Nineteenth Century, North American Review, Outing, Outlook, Pacific Monthly, Photo Miniature, Popular Astronomy, Popular Science Monthly, Public Opinion, Puck, Punch, Quarterly Journal of Economics, La Revue de Paris, Rider and Driver, Rudder, Saturday Evening Post, Saturday Review, Science, Scientific American, Scribner's, Shooting and Fishing, Speaker, Spectator, Tatler, Technical World Theatre, World's Work, Yachtsman, and World Today. In addition, leading papers...
...latter work he has shown such a predilection. However, the story goes that the Advocate board in his day was fonder of crisp and witty prose and rather peppery editorials than of poetry, though it sometimes sat down--not without sarcastic comments--to grind out verses for the popular demand...