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...Graduate of a Smaller College who has pleased us with his Graduate Student's Impressions of Harvard in the Christmas issue of the Alumni Bulletin has written in sharp contrast to the Confessions of Mr. Stearns who has used the Forum to stir our wrath. The Graduate Student writes delightfully and flatteringly of our University; yet he has found room for faults which have been impressed on him. With a freshness and toleration, the antithesis of the sourness and personal tone of the Confessions, the Impressions satisfy us, but still sound a warning against the unnatural and artificial indifference which...
...revolutionary one nor one that was altogether surprising, except that it strengthened the team--on paper. The Princeton game showed clearly that Bradlee is needed as a defensive back, that Captain Storer does not play end as well as tackle, and the every effort must be made to stir up action in the line. The shift of Hardwick from back to end merely follows out a suggestion from last year's line-up, in which he played offensive end on punt formations. Of course, it is late in the season to rearrange players, but Coach Haughton has made late changes...
...Harvard-Yale Freshman cross-country meet, scheduled for November 8, has been cancelled. Although the Yale track authorities issued frequent calls for candidates and extra meetings of the freshman class were held to stir up enthusiasm in this branch of athletics, so few men responded and these reported so irregularly, only one man doing consistent work, that the meet had to be abandoned. The University dual cross-country run will be held on November 8 as scheduled...
...Trophy Room of the Union this evening at 7.15 o'clock. Professor A. B. Hart will speak on the growth of the party since the last presidential elections, and plans for a big torch light procession Saturday night will be discussed. The object of the meeting is to stir up some of the spirit which was shown last year...
...Collegiate Literary Competition, organized last year by the Advocate, the Yale Courant, the Yale Literary Magazine, and the Nassau Literary Magazine, of Princeton, will commence on November 1. The purpose of the competition is to stir up literary activity among undergraduates in the three colleges by creating rivalry. Three prizes of $50 each will be presented for the best short story, poem, and one act play submitted, and any man in College may compete for one or all three of these rewards...