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"As a unit it is altogether merry and kind and mildly sophisticated, with a great joy in being Yale men and a profound contempt for any comic or unworthy trading on the name it bears.
Two enormous crowds assembled to see the University of California play Washington University-crowds separated, not by their allegiance, but by their pocketbooks. For whereas 75,000 football fans with their class-conscious ladies passed in an orderly fashion through the gates of the Berkeley stadium, some 25,000 merry...
Recently the Harvard Crimson, a daily newspaper conducted by undergraduates, published a collection of estimates of professors and their courses. Some were frankly unfavorable. Still more recently the undergraduate weekly of Trinity College, Hartford, vigorously criticised a speech of the dean in which that functionary had declared "it is our...
Once she earned her butter and eggs in Christie Comedies with Colleen Moore in Los Angeles, in the days when film stars thought nothing of scraping segments of mulberry pastry from their well-shaped noses. She spent two years with the Ziegfeld organization. After seven months of study abroad, she...
In its current issue, the New Republic turns from the crying evils of Wall Street and the White House, and discusses with the same merry gusto the crying evils of the football field. In a long editorial captioned "Pigskin Preferred", reprinted elsewhere in this mornings CRIMSON, the editors discuss with...