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...special twenty-fifth anniversary issue of the Lampoon which appears today is made up for the most part of drawings, stories and poems selected from old numbers. These are well chosen, and, printed with the authors' names and the number of the volume in which they are found, they make an unusually entertaining number. Although some of the drawings are taken from very early volumes, they are not pointless, by any means, and some of them apply very well to the life of today. The "Manners and Customs of Ye Harvard Studente" by F. G. Attwood '79, make...
...Lampoon comes out today. The issue contains three excellent drawings of the conventional type of men and girl in evening clothes, by R. Edward '01. There are two drawings by E. R. Little '04 of a more original sort with less work in detail but which are rather humorous. A wash drawing by S. F. Peck '04 and a headpiece design by P. Bartlett '02 are also very good...
...Faculty and especially the English Department figure rather prominently had has supplied a generous share of material for the paper. "The Origin of a Valentines Day" sounds a little like forced work. Poems to "divinities" of Cambridge restaurants might be left out without hurting the tone of the Lampoon...
...Lampoon has elected the following officers from 1902: President, P. Bartlett; secretary, G. O. Carpenter...
...refreshing variety of humorous stories, somewhat marred in effect by a few carelessly drawn pictures, are to be found in the latest Lampoon. The drawings, with exception of the picture on the centre page, besides being carelessly executed, have a monotony of style which may be attributable to the fact that all the work in this department has been done by a small number of men. The literary department the paper, in contrast to most of its previous issues, is decidedly better than the pictorial. "The Woman Hater," told in natural slang, is a new and enjoyable illustration...