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...meeting of the Lampoon last evening the following editors were elected to the board...
...first number of the Lampoon, which appears to-night, is, on the whole, creditable. There are, it is true, a few puns which indicate either remarkable tenacity on the part of the editors, or great forgetfulness, and then the editorials are somewhat lacking in point and brilliancy. However, the general tone of the issue is an improvement over the average of last year...
...unnecessary length. There is some sparkle in "By the Way," and the soliloqy of the Boston terrier, illustrated by P. Bartlett '02 is capital. The drawings make up the most pleasing part of the number, there being none of the crudeness which makes its appearance at times in the Lampoon. The cover and the centre page are particularly well done...
...Class Day number of the Lampoon, out today, is one of the best which has appeared this year. A special cover in red and black, designed by C. M. Bill '00, is appropriate and well drwan, and the centre picture is not only creditable, but unique. It is a scene in the Yard on Class Day and is natural and realistic. The Almanac is more carefully drawn than heretofore, and contains more humor. Of the two editorials on Class Day, the first is rather serious, while the second is rollicking and more in the Lampoon style. The verse and small...
...Almanac," which has been a feature of the last few numbers of the Lampoon, is amusingly and cleverly drawn in the current number, as is also the usual sprinkling of illustrated definitions and nonsense rhymes. We are used to expect, however, a better centre page than appears in this issue. The drawing is so roughly and carelessly done that any humor which may have been originally in the idea is lost. "Hypnotizing a Volcano," is particularly amusing to those who have taken Geology...