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...theatre can one reserve seats right up to the time of the performance, and it seems to me that the same principle should apply here. As the scheme has worked out, men reserve courts and, later finding themselves unable to use them, simply fail to claim them. The vacancies remain filled according to the charts, however, and later applicants are thus prevented from reserving courts. I have also heard that there are men who abuse the privilege to the extent of signing up for courts at different hours under different names, and then using which ever court they prefer later...
...only cut down numbers of an undesirable immigration, but will also bar out the undesirable immigrants. Facts and statistics show that the illiterate foreigner, regardless of nationality or origin, contributes more to crime, insanity, pauperism, and slums than his due proportion. The illiterate immigrant also shows a tendency to remain illiterate and hence cannot be easily assimilated. It is because he is a menace and drag to the country that advocates a test against him, which is merely a protection for the American citizen and the immigrant who is here already...
...reason or another will not be able to make the trip. B. Z. Nelson '15 and J. I. Abbott '14 will stay behind on account of pulled tendons, W. W. Kent '16 is out on account of a weak ankle, and E. W. Mahan '16 must remain in Cambridge to play in the Amherst baseball game on Saturday...
...pool tournament in the Union has reached the semi-final round. All but three of the 36 men entered have been eliminated. P. Eaton '14, D. Greene '16 and R. C. Brown '17, still remain in the contest. Brown has already reached the final round, and Eaton and Greene will play this week. The winner of the tournament will be awarded a cash prize...
...Watson's study of Bandelaire under the title "The Greatest Decadent," together with the story "Poet of the Ghetto" by a Ben Sion Trynin--an obvious and awful pseudonym--remain the only things really worth while in the number. The first is, if not profound, at least refreshingly sane and balanced in these days when to be young is necessarily to be decadent--or one would imagine so from recent Monthlies. The second, apart from a shabby and sentimental plot, possesses, in dialogue and description, a sense of actuality of life on the East Side of New York that...