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...apparent misrepresentation of the facts in yesterday's editorial was, as Mr. Moore assumes unintentional. We regret that it occurred, and apologize therefore--Ed...
...Freshmen. It was further intended to include on the blanks a third question as to the school or college a man came from, but this was omitted by an error. The reason for the questions which our communicant finds fault is, according to the Bursar's Office, purely statistical--Ed...
...Reverend Mr. Paine points out, the percentage of advertising in this issue was exactly fifty percent. This is absolutely necessary to make expenses.--Ed...
...offers so general an opportunity for exercise and bodily development. Under this new system the individual is to receive even more attention, than in the past. There are to be races between Newell and Weld as well as class crew races. The scullers are to have their own coach, Ed Wachter. No one is too inexperienced to get his turn at coaching and competition. It is this attitude which has given crew its popularity in the past and which should even increase its enrolment in the future...
...advocates of privilege, leisure, and exclusiveness. . . ." The fault--if fault there is in an undergraduate's possessing a car at college--is justly put at the feet of the parents; but then the whole effect is weakened by an admission that the author of the "Ledger" "ed" takes that premiere of American Literature, F. S. Fitzgerald, as a true interpreter of what collegiate automobile driving incurs. This leads the Princeton daily to call "This Side of Paradise" a "dubious masterpiece" and, affectionately calling its author "Scotty", gently to insinuate that it holds not true interpretation of college life in general...