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...current number of the Advocate is so deserving of favorable mention as the editorial. It is a well phrased exposition on the use of local color in College stories, and is of interest to the large number of students contributing fiction to the College magazines. The stories are bright and entertaining; the verse musical, though somewhat conventional and the book reviews are as adequate as could be expected...
...Taylor '01, who wrote the book of the play, has followed a rather more serious vein than is usually found in theatricals of this kind. The music, however, is very bright and catchy, the dances are full of life, and the choruses keep together and show careful training. The acting is clever for the most part, being remarkably natural and unstilted...
...very simple, consisting merely of a contrivance for allowing the light to shine through a small hole to the plate. A secondary and more convenient standard will be formed by using a lens in connection with the other apparatus. This will give a light one hundred times as bright as that in the simpler instrument. By means of this same device, the relative brightness of the different stars and planets will also be obtained. The visular comparative brilliancy has already been well ascertained by astronomers, but their comparative brightness for photographic work is not accurately known...
...prospects for a good track team at Yale this year are bright because many men of ability have been developed by the cross country runs. The candidates have been practicing about one week and will have as little indoor work as possible. They are divided into three squads, each of which walks about two miles every day. The men will not be allowed to enter any of the winter athletic meets, nor will any regular relay teams be entered...
...prospects for the interscholastic rowing, which is carried on under the auspices of the B. A. A., are particularly bright this year. The Union Boat Club, which has entered into co-operation with the B. A. A., has bought two boats and is negotiating for a coach. The facilities will thus be doubled and will permit an increased membership for the association. A meeting will soon be held at which applications for membership and plans for the season will be discussed. A member of the B. A. A. has given $100 for a challenge cup, which will become the property...