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...following article, reprinted from the current issue of the H. A. A. News, was written by E. L. Farrell, coach of the University Track Team...
Harper's offers a First Prize of $500, a Second Prize of $300, and a Third Prize of $200 for the best pieces of English prose written by undergraduates in American colleges and universities...
Manuscripts, to be eligible, must be the original work of enrolled students in any of the undergraduate departments. They must be written in prose, but may be stories, essays, articles, or any other form of prose work suitable for magazine publication. The limit of length is 7,000 words in the case of stories, 4,000 in the case of essays Manuscripts which have been published elsewhere than in a college magazine or newspaper are ineligible. No competitor may submit more than one manuscript...
...failure of marriage has been brought about by self-intoxication: self-consciousness has paralyzed all activity. The social unit of the future must be the pair, man and woman forming a complementary personality. It is unfortunate that the author, after posing the question so carefully, in a beautifully written book of such symmetrical structure, has offered his solution in too great a hurry with too much enthusiasm, with a too easy utopianism. This fault, which ran all through the "Goose Man," is a mark of immaturity, not of the author, but of his generation...
...following review of the January number of the Lampoon was written for the Crimson of R. L. Raymond, Jr., '24, and instructor of English in the University...