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...philosophical and ethical field we have Mr. Mercier's able review of Professor Babbitt's new humanism--"A Renaissance of the Law for Man"--as the governing principle of life in place of a sentimental romanticism or the equally sentimental naturalism. The easy road of laudatory self-indulgence is no longer to be justified by an appeal to nature as the final law. Reason is again to assert its kingship in the domain of life; man is to turn from "the anarchistic ideal of unchecked self-expression to the practice of the disciplines which humanize the individual and make...
...Bradley Gilman '80, who took the place of Senator George when the latter was kept away by illness, gave a striking review of General Wood's life in which he emphasized the salient points in a strong career. Mr. Gilman declared that the campaign would be one of men, not measures, and that Wood's tremendous personality would be bound to carry...
Richard C. Curtis 2L., of Boston, and Edward S. Pinney 2L. of New York City, were yesterday elected to the Law School Review for 1920-21, to serve as Note Editor and Case Editor respectively...
Below is a special review of the present Advocate, written for the CRIMSON by Chandler R. Post, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Greek and Fine Arts at the University...
...trenches in the story entitled "Aiming at Auntie," another of the "Billet Ballads." It is not only the tantalizing moment at which this first part of the tale ends that makes the reader look eagerly forward to the continuation in a subsequent number. Curiously enough, one of the books reviewed, "Peter Kindred,' by Robert Nathan, takes up the very theme of the application, after graduation, of principles learned at Harvard. In the other review, Mr. Damon discusses with admirable critical acumen and clarity Amy Lowell's "Pictures of the Floating World...