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...photographic competition will get under way Thursday evening with a meeting of all candidates at the Crimson Building and will last approximately ten weeks. The work will consist mainly in securing pictures of University activities for the bi-weekly photographic supplement as well as a certain amount of dark-room work. Candidates must provide their own cameras, but all dark-room facilities will be supplied...
Perhaps it is all for the best, since the particular sprite in question has been misbehaving. But we cannot refrain from daring Dr. Prince to read James Whitcomb Riley in the midst of his bells and wires and powders some dark night...
With the notable exception of the dark-skinned East Indian, the yellow men from the Orient, and some of the Americans, the members of the English universities, one and all, indulge in sport: There are many more athletic fields than at Harvard. And all are crowded. What is the system which brings this about? It is based on intramural sports, on inter-college rivalry. Each one of the eighteen colleges at Cambridge has its own rugby teams. Every man, be he good or bad, is given a chance to play at least three times a week; the best players...
...consort with the flippancy and slangy pathos of his main characters. In spite of some excellent writing and characterization devoted to that end, the emphasis of the story falls squarely on the Egyptian slave's speech: "The Lord is great and kind, but the way of the Lord is dark; who can tell the way of the Lord? He appears to all his people; but, lo, none of us has seen him. His coming is like the east wind, and his going, it is like the wind before dawn." Apart from these possibly pedantic considerations, "Flats and Mansions...
...noses can succumb to the lure of the Ku Klux Klan, founded as it is no bitterness and opposition, is extraordinary. How a young man can give up his individuality, virtually sell his soul for $10, to an organization so full of hypocrisy, selfishness and the spirit of the Dark Ages, can only be accounted for on the grounds of its appeal to his racial or religious prejudices, or his love of the romantic and mysterious, or possibly his inborn American craving to belong to something...