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...acquainted, but it is pretty hard to understand the grounds on which morality can thus be split up and classified. In fact we can hardly be blamed for indulging in a slightly self-satisfied smile because they stopped "legislating morals" on that subject here quite some time ago. -Daily Princetonian...
Seniors and Juniors interested in taking an active part in the coming conference on "The Role of Government in the National Economy," run by the CRIMSON, the Yale NEWS, and the DAILY PRINCETONIAN, are invited to leave their names at 14 Plympton Street before the end of the week...
Feeling apparently that they serve only as an appendage to the Harvard-Yale rivalry, and rather resenting their position as filling for the legendary Big Three, the "Daily Princetonian" has come forth with a proposal for a so-called Ivy League of seven colleges, presumably to parallel the Big Ten of the Middle West...
...other one of the two "so many benefits" that are adduced to prove the "Princetonian's" case, is the establishment of more interesting schedules. There is little wrong with the Harvard schedule at present--it is plenty hard enough. And who would want to trade the about-to-be abandoned Army and Navy for the mess of pottage obtainable by scheduling Columbia or Pennsylvania...
...meet only Yale. But until then, there seems small need to apply additional pressure to our poor gladiators--they play a hard enough schedule as it is. Even the cash interest hadn't ought to force them to work harder. It should be remembered that it is not the "Princetonian" editors who play a big game every Saturday...