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...lost. By far the most interesting phenomenon of the season, "Beacon Hill," magazine, appears on the new stands and though, still weak beside Mr. Hearst, makes a good step, and a sound step towards rehabilitating the past. The feature article opens appropriately with a sad though rousing cheer for ex-King Alphonso. The photograph of the former Spanish monarch, set next to a likeness of Queen Victoria, betrays, it is true, a certain wistfullness in its inspiration. Yet the solution for our present problems that it offers is essentially sound: Back to Queen Victoria! A charming anecdote lightens the text...
...have often thought that Harvard men, at football games, could use another cheer in addition to those we new have. After all, we have but two, the "short cheer" and the "regular Harvard cheer", with the occasional slight variation for player or team. I thought that a third cheer, in keeping with the form and style of the Harvard cheer and in its tradition, would be a welcome addition...
...frankly speaking, it looks better to cheer a little louder when the team is behind. It is too bad such a suggestion should be relevant at Yale. Yale News
...attending a game to support the team than he would attend the Follies because the third girl from the left came from Chicago, his home town. A good deal of jovial intercollegiate rivalry exists and always will, which is natural. Undergraduates will back their team to win and cheer the players, but with somewhat less enthusiasm than a Boston hockey fan would back the Bruins. After the game is over and a snake dance indulged in, or watched casually, the student can join his friends from Dartmouth or Yale or whoever the game may be with for a pleasant evening...
...custom in choosing the cheer leaders to pick men who have received thir major II in some sport. In the past, these men have represented crew, hockey, baseball, and track; but this year, with the choice of B. S. Wood '33, swimming has been added to the list. Wood won his letter in the Intercollegiate last year. The other cheer leaders and the sports in which they earned their letters are as follows: Oscar Sutermeister '32, head cheer leader, track; J. B. Hawes '32, track; C. E. McGregor '32, hockey; A. H. Stebbins '32, crew. J. M. Morse '34, track...