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With well over 400 aspirants out for spring baseball and crew, Yale is reported to have a good start for the coming sport season. At a recent mas meeting in New Haven nearly 200 undergraduates responded to the call for rowing candidates. C. C. Peters, crew captain, and George Van Santvoored, Freshman coach, addressed the prospective oarsmen. Coach Nickalls will arrive at New Haven from England on March.1...
...Harvard men in each. It will be seen that Hawaii, which has been in the lead since December 1, has dropped to fourth place, through the voluntary act of the district committee, which found that it had been enrolling non-Harvard men. The Boston total does not include the recent Atkins gift of $38,000. District. Am't. P.C. New York, western, $155,457 78 Wisconsin, 98,031 76 Boston, Greater, 4,652,158 72 Hawaii, 19,811 69 New York, Greater, 3,998,731 66 Lynn, 30,948 63 New Bedford, 50,557 62 Bristol...
...featured with Miss Binney, made a truly astonishing hit in Jules Eckhart Goodman's play, "The Man Who Came Back,' a year or so ago. He has a particularly fine role in Miss Crothers' comedy. Constance Binney is a young actress who hade a great success in recent time in "Oh Lady, Lady." Miss Binney is not only an excellent actress, but a dancer of renown. Other important members of the cast are Alison Skipworth, Lucille Moore, Edith Gresham, Mildred Arden, Blanche Frederici, Victor Sutherland and Albert Carroll. "39 East" is a springtime love story of New York...
...broad national and international scope are before the country. This election, more than any other in the history of the United States, will demand the close attention and thought of ever American citizen. At present the average college student does little analyzing of questions of a political nature. A recent survey of Government 1 brought to light the significant fact that 95 per cent of the members of the course voted or intended to vote the ticket their fathers had voted before them. Their stand on political questions was an heritage rather than the result of their own thought...
...under Venetian," the speaker declared. "Their native aristocracy was displaced or Germanized. Their towns were largely German. Already, by the 13th century, they were under the house of Austria, and the history of their territory has been Austrian." The progress of Germanization has been very slow and unconscious until recent years...