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...Princeton humorous magazine, is issuing an intercollegiate number, to which it has asked the leading college comic papers of the country to contribute. The number is now on the press. The Lampoon has sent a full page illustration by E. E. Hagler '16, which will also appear in the forth-coming issue of the Lampoon. It is entitled "The Dance...
...distance between writer and printer. Proof-reading of English is not always as easy for foreign students in America as for most of us. At the end of the first sentence in Section III of Professor Royce's article, for instance, "experienced" must be for "expressed," that is,--"set forth in writing." Professor Royce has experienced the truth that tolerance and loyalty are of the same great motives, but here he is referring to the fact that he has stated that truth as a doctrine...
...overly-prejudiced manner. Basing her arguments for the granting of equal suffrage to women on two main lines of thought and fact she showed the fairness and strength which these arguments possessed, and at the same time attacked the objections which the agitation for this cause has called forth...
Among the many books which have recently been published, or are forth-coming, are many by graduates of the University, embracing subjects ranging from fiction to mathematics, and from travel stories to text-books on economics. Among the most important of these are "Works," by Charles C. Grafton LL.B. '53; "Christian Life in the Modern World," by Francis G. Peabody '69; "Democracy of the Constitution," by Henry Cabot Lodge '71; "Paris War Days," by Charles Inman Barnard '74; Within Prison Walls," by Thomas Scott Osborne '84; "The Boston Symphony Orchestra," by M. A. DeWolfe Howe '87; "Clark's Field...
...confronted with a condition, not a theory. Yesterday Harvard did its share towards remedying that condition. And yet all the aid which we in America can lend must remain the merest palliative. The countries at war are enabled to raise billions to equip men and send them forth to add to the destruction and slaughter, while they are content to leave the wounded and starving to whoever happens along. To Europe it is war, not charity. This winter the United States will have its own problems of suffering and starvation. The need for relief will not be so keenly felt...