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...principals make artificial speeches about having been "old pals" in the good old college days. The improbabilities of a business farce do not matter if they are funny, and after the first act "We've Got to Have Money" is funny enough to make the most gloomy of mortals forget his troubles...
...took their advice saw one of the prettiest exhibitions of line play that has been seen in the Stadium for many years. He was uncontrollable as he plunged through the Harvard attack or pushed aside the Crimson defense to make a path for a driving back. None will forget the moment when he intercepted a Harvard pass near mid-field and pounded his way 45 yards for a touchdown, regardless of three or four attempts to drop...
Take up the challenge and show the alumni and everyone else that the classes of '25, '26, 27, and 28 are the best examples of college spirit which are in evidence today. Don't forget that Harvard is a college, a famous one and a big one, and the spirit shown by the team as well as by the supporters should exceed the spirit and pep shown by other colleges as Harvard scholarship exceeds others...
...College men are so easy to play to," said Miss Bordoni, "because they are young and enthusiastic, but when they become too noisy you are apt to forget your lines." She was particularly pleased with the Yale laughter, declaring that the students had "laughed wonderfully...
...Some Coolidge letters of the week: to National Commander Frank J. Irwin.of "Forget-me-not Day" (Nov. 8), endorsing that movement's re- membrance of and aid for, disabled U.S. soldiers; to Harry C. Meek, of the Uptown Lions' Club of Chicago, endorsing the observance of the third Sunday in October as Father's Day, an idea Mr. Meek originated four years ago; to Henry Ford, acknowledging Mr. Ford's withdrawal of an offer to lease Government property at Muscle Shoals, Tenn. (see Page 5) ; to Commander Marion Eppley, National Chairman of the Navy League, approving...