Word: posted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...following diagnosis of the strength of Yale's eleven was made by "Fair Play" in the New York Post, Monday...
...chosen by the judges for the fall production of the Dramatic Club is "The Perverseness of Pamela," by Virginia Church, who took English 47 last year. It is a farce-comedy of three acts, dealing skilfully and with a light and graceful touch with the military life of the post at Old Point Comfort. The chief figure is the charming but incorrigible Pamela, whose wiles and pranks keep everyone in a continuous state of tension. The lesser figures grouped about her are the officers of the post, and their wives and sweethearts...
...play was very highly commended by the judges of the Craig Prize competition. Miss Church has lived at a military post in Virginia, and knows her subject well. She is now teaching in California...
...English and Comparative Literature, was injured in an automobile accident yesterday morning. He was on his way out to College from his home in Boston, and near Central square another car came out of a side street and in trying to avoid it, the chaffeur ran into a lamp-post. Professor Wendell was thrown through the windshield, suffering cuts about the head and a general shaking up. The injuries are not serious, however, and Professor Wendell will be able to go on as usual with his classes in a few days...
...following extract taken from the New York Evening Post is particularly pertinent in regard to an evil which seems to be gaining firmer hold on the colleges. It discusses the growing evidence that colleges are willing to make professional athletes of schoolboys in order to induce them to play on their teams...