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Of the three shorter articles, "Sans Adieu," by T. S. Hardy '99, is easily the best. This sketch deals intelligently and feelingly with the topic about which ninety-five per cent. of modern French novels are written. R. C. Bolling 1900, the author of "In Alien Earth," has proved that...
There are three interesting things in this number: "B. W.'s" comedy, "Sans Adieu," and a letter from J. T. Stickney '95, in defence of "Harvard Episodes." In this communication the writer asks "Why should a volume of college stories represent us as we wholly are? Do we require advertisement...
Miss Jane Sans-Gene, C. S. Morgan, Jr., '98 L.
The second sentence was as follows: "Le pauvre garcon . . . se tournaitet retournait sur son coussin, envoyant de gros soupirs et gemissant sans pouvoir se reviellier." Naturally, in several instances, the poor boy was "reflecting about his cousin," but the prize for ingenuity goes in this translation of the italicized words...
Now that the voices of the Advocate and Lampoon have been heard accepting, on paper, most gracefully their rightful status in athletics, we feel called upon to close the contest, again on paper, which we have so successfully inaugurated and carried out. The CRIMSON eleven, like its great compeers, the...