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...these days of garbled despatches, of flaring headlines and imaginative write-up men, we cannot be too careful in sampling the multifarious and savory morsels dealt out to us by the public press. Under the skilful hand of inventive genius-by dint of adding a detail here and a touch of color there-assault becomes murder, a riot rebellion, until all sense of perspective is lost. When interest in European or World politics leads us to discuss the problems of the day, let us be sure we know whereof we speak, Our daily newspapers publish much propaganda that is American...
...have returned their life blanks to the Senior Album Committee, and the work of the Committee has been greatly hindered because of this. It is essential that all the data be in the hands of the Committee in the near future, so that the Album can go to press. Men are also urged to have individual pictures taken at Notman's, and those who have already done so should return proofs as soon as possible...
...first Architectural School Year Book ever published has just been received from the press. The aim of the book is to give a more concrete impression of what the School aims to do than any catalogue can, by showing photographs and pictures of designs and work done by students in the various courses. Among the designs pictured in the book are several by members of the University which have won prizes in the Boston and Paris competitions...
Very few men have returned their life blanks and subscriptions to the Senior Album Committee. This should be done as soon as possible, as it is imperative that the Committee gets the data so that the Album can go to press in the near future. Men should also make appointments and have individual pictures taken at the Notman Studio. R. S. Finley '21 Chairman Album committee
Sensationalism and garish appeals to the hyphenate have been tolerated too long in our newspapers. Weeds will not die as long as they are nourished; all attempts at assimilating our foreign population will be in vain until the roots of hyphenism are loosened from the daily press...