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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...aristocracy of the College were one of intellect, but I am sure that Mr. Lloyd knows that it is not. At Yale or Dartmouth one is blind or dumb if he does not know personally the large majority of his class; at Harvard he is fortunate if he can say "hello" to even a small minority...
...glad to say that I coincide with the editor's refutation of Mr. Norton's statements. I am also a "son of the young and growing West" and came to Cambridge from Leland Stanford only last month, thoroughly informed of Harvard's aristocratic and even "snobbish" ideas. I was made to realize the fallacy of my information in a very short time...
...Cartmell ocC made a very pretty princess and sang his numbers well, especially. "Dreams" and the "Bride Hunter." J. S. Pfaffman '17 also sang well. R. T. Bushnell '19 played the comedy role to perfection, closely followed by C. R. Larrabee '19. Strange to say, there was no villain...
...make a correction of the unverified statement, received "through indirect sources," that John Arthur Herbert '18 has been killed while fighting with the English forces in France, which appeared in your issue for Tuesday, March 6, and may have been misleading. This information is, I am glad to say, incorrect. Herbert left England, where he had been in training as a signaling officer for a year, for active service in France on February 16. Since that time nothing but good news has been heard from him. The letter bringing a report of his death must have been sent before...
...scoring ability of all four men is high, with Percy leading in total scored. They proved themselves faster on the ice than the Yale quartet last. Saturday, but whether this was due to their familiarity with the larger Boston Arena or merely to individual speed it is difficult to say...