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...designs for the sets of the Dramatic Club's forthcoming production, "The Moon is a Gong," were placed on display last night at the Union. In order that the scenery should be in exact harmony with the thought and action of use play, the author, John Dos Passos '16 himself undertook the design of it. The sketches now on view are the result of his work...
...other liberty that young men of Harvard took was more serious. The editors of The Harvard Lampoon (fortnightly funny paper) furnished their subscribers and the Boston newsstands with a familiar-looking magazine called the Literary Digest (Lampoon). The cover design of this magazine was a travesty of Emanuel Levitze's famed painting Washington Crossing the Delaware...
...Time", the national news weekly, in its last issue reprinted the cover design of the Lampoon which had offended local police authorities, and also excerpts of matter which had been considered obscene, yet no action has been taken in this case. Newsstands about the Square reported yesterday that all copies of "Time" had been sold, but this sale was not attributed to the Lampoon article...
...distance to the northeast of the Roosevelt Memorial site, other strenuous Americans are commemorated. There, upon a frieze that belts the dome 75 feet from the floor, a fresco depicts scenes from U. S. history beginning with the landing of the bold Italian adventurer, Cristoforo Colombo. Work upon this design was started long ago by Constantino Brumidi, Italian artist, carried on by Filippi Costaggini, another Italian, but suspended in 1899 and never resumed. A gap of blank wall breaks the complete circuit of the frieze...
...death-struck town, Fane went about his work, spoke little to his wife. She decided that he had brought her there to die. She showed her scornful acquiescence to this design by helping herself one evening to salad. He followed suit. Every night after that they sat facing each other, munched the lethal lettuce...