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...year men are justly proud of their class as a class and of their friends as players. Why should they be thrust aside with one ticket, and a poor one at that, simply because the outside demand has become greater? This increasing demand for tickets, presumably from graduates, is doubtless a result of the growing importance of the H-Y game as a social function. Should the satisfying of this social craving be allowed to interfere with the satisfying of the demand of the student body, which with its friends, derives greater enjoyment, and of which the appreciation and enthusiasm...
...Princeton team was doubtless weakened greatly by the absence from the line-up of its star quarter Lourie, but Princeton supporters had expected the Tiger line to bear the attack of the Westerners without a great deal of trouble. The Tiger line fought, and fought hard, but it was outguessed, substantial gains even resulting from plays directed against Captain Kock...
...Doubtless there are times when slang is appropriate but there are also times when the use of correct English is indispensable and it would be well for many of us if we could remember to talk English once in a while. --Daily Iowan, University of Iowa...
...schools of agriculture and ceramics. Both, like Colgate, might without much injustice be called by the title that Hobart, Wells and Hamilton are content to bear the title "college." But they are as strong as many universities that in other parts of the country enjoy greater reputation, and they doubtless cherish hopes of becoming universities of the first rank. N. Y. Evening Post...
...assume a disguise at all? Certainly no one is deceived by a trial that does not convict and a court that never condemns. There is no need in raising a hue and cry about punishment, if the punishment is never going to fall. The court and its actions are doubtless very diverting to the Germans, but they are not so to the rest of the world; nations do not like to have farces played directly above the heads of their dead. The Germans, like Sentimental Tommy, may have "found a w'y", but their way is a useless...