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HARVARD CORNELL Ware, c.f. s.s., Kreimer Adzigian, 3b. 2b., Frost Nevin, 1b. lf, Dugan F. Gleason, l.f. c.f., Downer Gibbs, r.f. r.f., Froehlich Maguire, c. 1b., Draney Fitzpatrick, 2b. p., Pross and Pasto Woodruff, s.s. c., Wallace Loughlin and Braggiotti, p. 3b., Mayer...
...aware of the immediate danger of American implication in an oriental war. This danger makes an intelligent popular opinion not only desirable but necessary. Yet until now public ideas on the subject have been of necessity superficial; they have been based exclusively on facts gained from a prejudiced pross, and have had no roots in an understanding of the national temperaments of the participants. Oriental civilizations, moreover, have remained an esoteric study in the United States; literary and cultural communication has been slight, and there has been no community of race and religion...
...himself so seriously as he did at 13. The Tale of Two Cities, he decided not long ago, might make a good operetta if the plot were juggled around a bit. Charles Darnay might become a conventional villain, Sidney Carton could escape and go back to Lucy, sedate Miss Pross could become a comedienne called Prossie. . . . He proceeded haltingly to pick out tunes on the piano...
Elsewhere in today's CRIMSON there is a news story on the pross box in the Stadium, which is now virtually completed. It is one of the best, if not the best, accommodations for the members of the fourth estate now in existence among eastern colleges. It is certainly a definite proof of the hospitality the H. A. A. wishes to extend to the press, and as such is very genuinely appreciated by all those poor souls who had to write their stories in the rain, darkness, cold, or whatever sort of unfavorable condition prevailed, before the erection...