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...thing has come into our hands. We are surprised that it has not been discovered by Cambridge ere this; and hereby introduce it with a generous meed of praise. It is "The Measure", a journal of poetry that has just published its twentieth number. And not the least admirable thing about it is the fact that Joseph Auslander and Padraic Colum are among the editors thereof...
...feature of the game. The Crimson leader gave an exhibition of clever stick handling and shifty footwork which completely baffled his opponents, showing ability to outflank either Eli wing with ease, to reverse his field, carrom off the boards, and hurdle interference at top speed, Bigelow merited the greatest meed of praise for the victory...
...departure. Those who have not been fortunate to study under him still know the sympathy and the humanity of his interpretation of literature. Under his guidance students have learned to regard the masterpieces of literature with as much interest and intimacy as it they were contemporary fiction--the highest meed of praise. By means of his charmingly written books he has awakened a real love of literature in wider fields than the University. Perhaps his greatest contribution is his personal influence on the literary tastes of the present generation...
...Firing Line," is an amiable trifle. It is to be regretted that in it the dialogue dies away into narrative at exactly the spot where it should be most interesting., Mr. Thwing's sonnet to the memory of Mr. Higginson, worthily pays a brave man, "a brave man's meed...
President Meed expressed his regret at the absence of Professor G. P. Baker '87, who was to have spoken. The conference closed with addresses by Judge Walter Neitzel, who spoke upon Teutonic law, and by T. C. Yeh 1L., of Sunkiang, China, upon the Cosmopolitan Club, of which he is president...