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...Heart of the Brave," although unsigned, is plainly the work of a Monthly contributor who has given us on other occasions readable and enjoyable Western and Indian stories. And the present story is no exception. Indeed, it is good enough to be called the best thing in the Monthly...
...operation of others also who have photographs or negatives that would be of interest, or are willing in the course of the present month, to make them. The expense of the printing can probably be provided in all cases where this would be a burden on the individual contributor. I should be obliged however, if men would consult me about this in advance. William C. Lane, Librarian...
...started, principally through the efforts of J. O. Sargent '30, the only editor of the "Register" then in College. It was in this paper that Oliver Wendell Holmes began his literary career, taking for his assumed name "Frank Hock." His writings were more numerous than those of any other contributor and were copied throughout the country. Twelve of them have since been published with his later works. In style, the "Collegian" was light and witty, and was for the first time the voice of current events and opinions about College. The paper, however, was short lived, extending only through...
...appointed professor of rhetoric at Stanislaus College, a position which he has retained since that time. From 1888 to 1894 he was dramatic critic of the Moniteur Universal, and since then has been literary critic of the Revue des Deux Mondes, while being a frequent contributor to the Francais, the Correspondent, the Gaulois, the Revue Bleu, and the Journal des Debats. Beside his activity in the critical work of his professional labors, M. Doumic 's industry has resulted in a number of published works under his name, comprising eight or ten volumes dealing with a great variety of topics...
...Minnesota and there spent most of his life, winning a national reputation in his profession. Immediately after graduation, he worked for a year and a half in the Mass. Hospital in Boston, but later became professor of minor surgery in the University of Minnesota. He was a frequent contributor to medical journals...