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Will you permit an outside comment on the subject of the comparative effects of a three-mile and a four-mile boat race? This question has interested the rowing authorities at Cornell for some years and has been discussed at meetings of various representatives of the crews which row at Poughkeepsie. The opinion of the Cornell coach, Mr. Courtney, may be of some interest, as the Cornell crews under his care, although at times unsuccessful, have made the mile and a half record (at Philadelphia), the three-mile record (at New London), and the four-mile record (at Poughkeepsie...
...addition to the subjects announced last year for the Dante prize, the following have been proposed for the years 1901-02 and 1902-03: (1) A collection of all the passages in the prose works of Dante directly illustrative of the Divina Commedia, arranged in order as a comment upon it; (2) a critical comment of DeVulgari Eloquio...
...editorials, it is hard to recall much to comment upon. Evidently the Lampoon. with commendable industry, prefers four years of work to three fo acquring an A. B.; and it has taken an amusing way of saying so. The "By the Way" column runs short of puns toward the end, but this may be a thoughtful concession to the reader. All the rest of the reading matter, with some slight exceptions, is bright and the episode of the unfortunate CRIMSON candidate is so life-like as to suggest actual experience on the part of the author...
...Patterson had added to the text of the play explanatory notes on the various readings given, and has prefixed a brief comment on the meters of the choruses. The prefatory essay deals very interesting with the origins of the theatre and the poet's treatment of the story...
...property qualification for voting." Principal Disputants. Affirmative: J. K. Clark, C. T. Haskell, and C. T. Payne. Negative: D. F. Carpenter, E. E. Sargeant, and T. G. Flaherty. Members of the University are invited to be present and to speak from the house. Mr. Copeland will preside and comment on the principal speakers...