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...feeling that the writers mistake the object of the CRIMSON. It has not perhaps the Lampoon's originality, the critical ability of the Review of Reviews, the sensations of the American, or the bulk of the Congressional Digest. Its chief mission after all is to give daily news and along these lines alone is it fairly to be criticised...
...Weare 1G.B., R. Withington '06, and R. Bosc, Fellow of the Cercle Francais, members of the committee and past lecteurs, will explain fully the nature of the work in each place, the special opportunities offered, and the requisites for each position. These opportunities cover a wide field for work along diversified lines, and should be of interest to many men other than those primarily studying language and literature...
...life fuller of quiet reading and discussion, more like that in the English universities. We are all too busy. Some are overburdened with political or social duties, others are hard at work in athletics, a few work overmuch at their books, while the great body of the class drifts along from day to day, doing its appointed tasks mechanically well enough but doing very little thinking. I would like to see fewer distractions in the way of outside interests, fewer clubs, less serious athletics, less social scrambling, and more of the good old leisurely ripening under the influence of good...
...greater or less degree, to everyone. This was sufficiently brought out by the fact that a great many of those who were unable to join voluntarily expressed sincere regret thereat. To conduct the meetings there could be no one more enthusiastic than Professor Royce. His experience among college students along these very lines has been at wide indeed; his success has been at least as wide as his experience. That only 62 out of over 700 Seniors should have been cared to take advantage of this opportunity is in itself regrettable; that of these 62 but one fourth should take...
...subway, one opposite Holden Chapel for cars bound north, one just east of Brattle Hall for cars for Newton and Mount Auburn, and a large exit into the yard at Eliot square. All three branches unite in the middle of Harvard square and the two tubes run east along Massachusetts avenue...