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Hardly a day now passes without some player being injured. Yesterday Hallowell sprung a cartilage over his ribs in a scrimmage, and had to leave the game. While the accident is not a serious one, it will lay Hallowell off for a week, and the eleven in its present state can ill afford to lose his services...
...sixth serious accident to Harvard's players came yesterday when Richardson, who has been a strong candidate for end, broke his collar bone. Weld, who has been playing fullback for the second eleven, was also carried off the field with a wrenched knee...
...life. - (2) Poorer classes pay but little State and Municipal taxes. - (b) An Income Tax is objectionable in administration: Mill's Political Economy, II, 426. - (1) Difficult to ascertain real incomes. - (2) Inquisitorial in nature. - (3) A tax on honesty. - (c) It is not approved by experience. - (1) Has serious inequalities: Gustav Cohn in Political Science Quarterly, IV, 56 March 1889); Consular Reports, 1888, Vol. 99, 100, p. 700. - (2) Creates discontent: Bastable, Public Finance, p. 434. - (3) It is a war tax: J. Sherman, Cong. Rec. June...
...most pronounced of New York successes last season. It is very light in construction and is intended to be a series of smiles from beginning to end. To the general public that desires to be artistically amused, it will be most pleasing, although it has none of the serious element they have been led to expect in the past from the Lyceum players. The company will include Georgia Cayvan, Herbert Kelcey, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walcott, Katherine Florence, Fritz Williams, Bessie Tyree, Ferdinand Gottschalk, Mrs. Thomas Whiffin, Robert Weed, Ernest Carleton, Maud Odell and Ida Andry. All the original...
...unfortunate that the average Harvard underclassman does not take a livelier interest in such of the college publications as represent the more serious efforts to produce something of true literary worth...