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...horsey editor, who was at Chicago during the Convention, sent us the following telegraphic summary of the proceedings, which we print, though late...
...literary monthlies seem to be universally reverenced by the "college press," and it is but seldom that an iconoclastic exchange editor dares to make the mildest criticism on them. When he does, they don't receive it with any more humility than any of the less pretentious papers would. For instance, the University Magazine said that poetry did not flourish at Princeton. It certainly does n't. The Princeton papers scarcely ever have any verses at all, and when they do they are very bad. The Nassau Lit. feels it necessary to make some reply, and does it by saying...
...convenience of tennis-players, the editor of this column will provide himself with a few copies of the complete tennis rules, as amended, which may be obtained from him at the regular publisher's price...
...event of interest to all undergraduates is the expulsion of the editor of a college paper by the Faculty of the College of the City of New York for the free expression of opinion with regard to the mode of instruction in oratory. It is a sign, not of strength, but of weakness, in a faculty, if it is obliged to expel students for expressing obnoxious opinions. Either these opinions are well-grounded, or they are not. If they are, is a student to be punished, rather than thanked, for calling attention to what needs reform? If they...
...Chronicie has some amusingly bad verses. The poetical editor should have looked at them a little more carefully. It is too late in the century to scan beach and fiend as two syllables each...