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...only exchange ever mentioned by the Register was the Etonian, "published by students of the different colleges in England." The exchange editor (presumably) makes this comment: "The contributor of the best articles, both in prose and verse, is the editor, Winthrop Mackworth Praed ; a name which will hereafter be distinguished in English literature, if the productions of his maturity correspond with the promise of his youth." That exchange editor and successful prophet was J. O. Sargent, at present an overseer of the university. An appeal for the reading-room on page 64 we are tempted to transfer bodily and apply...
Snodkins-unhappy wight, to whom are attributed all the sins of dry-brained wits-is credited with the criticism on our college papers of the present day, that no great names are now found among their editors, as of yore. Snodkins "points with pride" to the long list of college editors at Harvard in the palmy days of college journalism; when, for example, such men as C. C. Felton, George S. Hillard, R. C. Winthrop, and James Freeman Clarke condescended to edit and contribute to the Harvard Register, Pere; when Edward Everett was editor of the Lyceum; when Holmes...
...race between Largan and Sylvie Gookin of Boston for $1000 a side was rowed over the Thames championship course yesterday. Mr. T. B. Whitefoot, editor of the London Sportsman, awarded the race to Largan on a foul which occurred just before Hammersmith bridge...
...funeral of Hon. Chas. Hale, '50, occurred Saturday. Mr. Hale was a brother of Rev. E. E. Hale, and was formerly editor of the Advertiser...
...next thing fished up was a dainty little missive, which the editor read as follows...