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...exact similarity between the tyrants of early times, and the college faculties of to-day-although times have been when we have had no small reasons for so believing-; but that we believe that there is some similarity, and that the sole faculty-government, the oligarchy, is doomed to die sooner or later, just as all purely tyrannical and oligarchic governments have died heretofore. As times and civilization advance, sentiment and liberality of thought also advance. College students are getting to be looked upon, not as brainless, careful boys, but rather as men interested in themselves and others, in their...
...city are dark, crooked streets and dens of shamelessness and crime. There are quarters over which Ignorance and Vice brood like an eternal nightmare. Stunted and distorted human beings grovel in congenial ignominy; children are born in this pestilential atmosphere, are born and grow up, are asphyxiated, and die; and the filthy wheel of the city's life turns round and round. And whither does the human offal from these noisome streets on the water-front go? What becomes of the vilest of their vile and the most abandoned of their lost ones, when they throw off the burden...
Students, again we appeal to you not to allow the Co-operative Society to die through your neglect. In last Monday's issue, Professor Ames, the president of the society, agreed to take upon himself the responsibility of seeing that the liabilities, which are now $1000, should not exceed $200 at the end of the year, and that there should be a surplus of stock over liabilities of at least $600, provided $600 was raised by voluntary subscriptions. Before the meeting on Monday evening, $350 was thus raised; and during the meeting $67 was added to this amount, leaving only...
...saved !" on his lips, or his name has to be enrolled among the "lost !" Certainly such a rescue, if made, deserves good pay. There are, to be sure, some men who pay their tutors well, but who remind one of the old fellow who exclaimed, "I will die, and nobody shall save...
...decided that the freshman game at New Haven next Spring will be won by Yale. With this game surely lost, our chance for the championship is the same as gone, too. And yet,-we wish to ask the News if its decision is unalterable. May not your Nine all die, or be dropped, or your college be blown up by dynamiters, or something? Can't you give us a ray of hope even, from your superior prescience of next year's happenings...