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...situation; those leaving college are helpless and must accept what the dealers offer; the new arrivals are almost as helpless and must pay them whatever is asked. The trade between individual students is so small as to have no effect on the general situation; that carried on through the medium of janitors is just about as disadvantageous to the students as is the trade with the regular dealers...
...opening of the second act Miss Mary Sigourney displays her talents on the xylophone and later in the Cock Fight Dance with Miss Louise Hoar bears out the impression that she is one of the most gifted performers in the production. The Tutti Frutti Song serves as a medium for Miss Louise Fessenden to charm her audience with a voice which is rich and sweet. As for her choice of fruits, it is most commendable. The advertising number headed by Mrs. John Thayer, as Jim Wiggin, is a cleverly conceived number. Miss Cornelia Hallowell as Aunt Jemimah gives an appreciative...
...University and Freshman swimmers clash with the M. I. T. regular and 1924 teams respectively at the Boston Y. M. C. A. tanks this evening at 8 o'clock. Neither of the University teams have done very well to date, while M. I. T. is represented by teams of medium strength in both divisions...
...enclosing herewith a copy of a letter which I have just written to the new Chief Marshal for Commencement day. In case this letter should be printed in the CRIMSON and should arouse others who feel as I do to communicate with Mr. Hallowell either directly or through the medium of the CRIMSON, it might mark the starting of a new era in the mode of management of the Commencement exercises. Sincerely yours, PHILIP DUDLEY WOODBRIDGE...
...discord between the two nations. Japan is immensely over-populated and her expansion is a necessary step in the course of events; the Japanese resent our racial discrimination against them; there is commercial conflict to be reckoned with; and most important of all, by a systematic "education" through the medium of newspapers and motion pictures, an utterly false impression about each other is cultivated in the two peoples. At home, we are fed upon the sensationalism of cheap dailies and periodicals and anti-Asiatic films; those who have investigated conditions in Japan report the same situation there. Propaganda...