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...perhaps more pleasantly spend in berating the conditions which give them no hand in the administration of college activities. As it seems conclusively shown, however, that the more active members of the classes never fail to find time to vote, and, being human, invariably vote for their friends, the sole method of getting out of the rut into which college polls have fallen is to continue the present more or less compulsory participation in the elections...
...main trouble is in the "narrowness" of nearly all men of scholastic attainment, who limit themselves only to studying. The man whose sole ambition in college is to get a "key" is fully as objectionable as the man whose one ambition is to get an "H" with as little studying as possible--although the pendulum of faculty approval swings toward the former, while student approbation swings decidedly the other...
There will be a garden party at the Larz Anderson estate on next Friday evening, June 11, from 6 to 11 o'clock for the American Academy at Rome, at which the University Glee Club will sing. There will also be band music and the Misses Bradlotti will offer sole dancing. Entrance tickets at $5 will be on sale at the gate and bus transportation from the Soldiers Monument, Jamaica Plain, will be available...
...title of the play has little to do with anything in the plot; the plot itself has little to do with the play, the sole thread being the theme of identifying a man by a mermaid tattooed on his leg. Although Georgia O'Ramey, of slap-stick comedy fame, is featured in the production, yet the humorous honors are over-whelmingly carried off by Mr. William Kent, who, as Steve the janitor, masquerades triumphantly through the piece as Colonel Hutt. The audience chuckles perforce every time he appears on the stage and is put into roars of laughter during...
...standard of life and liberty which must remain fixed. America's workers cannot accept that proposition. They demand a progressively advancing standard of life. They have an abiding faith in a better future for all mankind. They discard and denounce a system of fixing wages on the sole basis of family budgets and bread bills. Workers are entitled not only to a living, but modern society must provide more than what is understood by the term, "a living." It must concede to all workers a fairer reward for their contribution to society, a contribution without which a progressing civilization...