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...well-known writer on Germany, will speak on "What Germany Wants" in Stoughton 15 this eveing at 7.30 o'clock, under the auspices of the International Polity Club. Mr. von Mach is the author of a book on the same subject, and writes "The German Viewpoint" in the Boston Transcript. He will discuss rather what Germany is fighting for now, and what she would demand in case of a forced peace, than her original motives for entering...
...come to the weakness of disciplinarians--that it is not they at all but rather the idealists who are truly able to inculcate ideals, to tempt men, old or young, toward the shining vision of liberated intelligence which is the goal of all real education.-- Boston Transcript...
After such achievements the Dramatic Club was given the opportunity of at- tempting something more ambitious. The Graduate Advisory Committee, consisting of Professor George Pierce Baker '87, Winthrop Ames '95, then Director of the New Theatre, and H. T. Parker '89, dramatic critic of the Transcript, selected "The Scarecrow" by Percy MacKaye '97. This play was presented with much distinction in the fall of 1909 and instantly increased the prestige of the club, securing its reputation as "a dramatic organization of unusual versatility and notable accomplishment...
...Brien was graduated with the class of 1890 and became personal secretary to Grover Cleveland at the time of his nomination for the presidency in 1892. After serving as secretary for three years he was Washington correspondent for the Boston Transcript and in 1906 became its editor. In 1910 he became president of the Boston Herald, and has remained its publisher and editor since that time...
Arthur Sweetser '11 has written interestingly his experiences in the war. These articles have appeared in the Transcript, the New York Evening Post and the World's Work...