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This is of particular interest to members of the University. If there is one place in Boston where the pleasure craving undergraduate can go regularly week after week, where he can find a solid diet of excellent plays excellently acted, where he can count on having his money's worth of amusement, it is the Copley Theatre. Besides contributing largely to Copley audiences, Harvard men have frequently acted with the company as "supes"; and many University organizations have given performances and concerts there, thus coming to know Mr. Jewett personally. Harvard feels at home in the Copley...
...come into close contact with those who are charged with educating him may be true as far as the larger courses are concerned, but little further. If a student does not meet his professor in a non-academic way, it is his own fault. Faculty members set aside particular times to see men, in addition stating that they are always glad to receive anyone at any time when it is possible to arrange it. While there are some who avail themselves of this opportunity, the majority hesitate to cross the threshold of a professor's sanctuary; for these the informal...
...communication basket of the CRIMSON there are at present no few letters from undergraduates, written during the week before the Yale game, expressing indignation at the H. A. A's action in allotting tickets. Particular attention is, of course, called to the treatment of Sophomores and Freshmen who applied for two seats and found themselves with one seat in the East Tower...
...equally important duties that must be performed. The truly great man has the ability to discriminate between these many tasks, always to chose the really great and important one and to subordinate the others so that he goes through life with only one vital thing to do at each particular moment...
...only for the study of Italian woodcuts, but as showing the beginnings of the art of book illustration. In these first illustrated books the book page was regarded as a unit, with text and illustration in perfect harmony. The pictures in general were not intended to apply to a particular passage of the text, but were illustrations of some principle of episode which would serve to arouse the reader's religious emotions. Certain stock illustration appear therefore in different books in different connections. The blocks became worn from repeated use, so they were copied, often three or four times...