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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...recent meeting of the Law Review Board held at the Colonial Club, Henry Jacob Friendly 2L. of Elmira, N. Y., was elected president for next year. Friendly is a Harvard graduate of the class of '23. While at the College he won the Sheldon Travelling Scholarship and after graduation studied abroad for a year. At the Law School he led his class last year. The treasurer elected for next year is Lemire Thomas Rice 2L. of Escanaba, Mich., a graduate of the University of Michigan...
...playing Shaw in a repertory theatre is an out and out curse to the leading actors. The Mines one must learn for this week one must forget for next, and Monday night gives no criterion of the excellences that Friday may bring forth. It is manifestly unfair for any reviewer who saw the play on its opening night to advise an audience which will visit its closing performance. Any review must be one of impressions of circumstances which no longer exist...
...springs up, the influence of the new spirit on old Castillian thought, subtle, perhaps, as lacking in basic matter sufficient for one to call by the name of literary phenomenon, but nevertheless, appreciable.. Speaking of hispanic-American literature before the War for Independance, the speaker passed in quick review authors, works, and schools from Sr. Juana Ines de la Cruz in Mexico to Rodo in Uruguay, Chocano in Peru and Ruben in Central America. He then commented with special interest upon the literature which developed at the beginning of the past century redolent with the longing for liberty; political...
...that, prefatory to the important engagements which I have undertaken to fulfill on my journey round the world, I have definitely decided to divest myself of all my property and form an incorporated society which will provide the necessary funds for continuing in the future the publication of the Review of the Churches, issued to the clergy of all communions, as it is now, at a heavy loss to support all movements for church unity and international peace, and further other religious and social ends...
...Chilblains, not sunburn, is what Eve would have gotten if her Eden was anything like mine," said Miss Fannie Brice in a recent backstage interview with a CRIMSON reporter. Miss Brice was appearing in the realistic Eden staged at the Colonial Theatre by the Music Box Review. While removing the grease paints which, with certain arboreal draperies comprised the most striking part of her costume as Eve in the Colonial Eden. Miss Brice subjected the growing tendency of theatre managers toward economizing on fuel to close scrutiny and rigid censure...