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In Manhattan's musty old Second Avenue Theatre last week was presented a Yiddish theatrical revival, The Wild Man. The plot deals with an aged and wealthy widower who marries a young adventuress. One by one his children are driven from or leave home until the neglected, crack-brained...
Holy rites of celebration would be secretly performed in the six-spired Mormon Temple, open only to Mormon church-members in good standing (i.e., approved as moral and right-minded by their local pastors-'"bishops"), and thus long supposed by superstitious Gentiles* to conceal queer ceremonies of polygamous import...
Says the Seminary Bulletin for November 1929: ". . . the assertion was made and given wide publicity that the reorganization of the seminary would lead to the abandonment of [its] historical position . . . and will go over to a position vaguely described as 'Liberal' or 'Modernistic' . . . it has been...
In the interesting resume of Harvard's eating customs which appears elsewhere in today's CRIMSON, the most relevant contribution is the fact that the "High Table" at one time proposed for the House Plan, would be merely a continuance of a Harvard tradition with only a slight twinge of...
In view of these circumstances, is it too much to hope that, if we are to return to the older and, as we belive, the better customs of an earlier time, it may be found possible to devise some form of "dining in hall" which continues the "Harvard tradition" rather...