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Much that is written on athletics is superficial and inanely formulary. It is refreshing, therefore, to encounter as the first article in the current issue of the "Harvard Magazine" a treatment of the subject so thoughtful and so straight-forward in style as Captain O'Connell's "Track Athletics at Harvard." In what appears to be an adequate analysis of the history of the subject, he disengages past mistakes from obscurity and, by means of illuminating criticism, transforms them into danger signals for the future. He ends with a plea for undergraduate support. The article undeniably merits the initial position...
...Three straight wins for J. S. Barss '22, one of Which went to three overtime periods, two victories for Captain S. R. Ordway '21, and a single win contributed by Burke Boyee '22, save the Crimson a 6 to 8 final lead in the fall beuts. In the epee bouts Captain Ordway, Boyee and W. R. Brewster '22 each won one beut. Captain Onidway losing one, giving the University 3 points to 1 for Dartmouth...
Gorky in his few pages gives a master ful picture of the man Tolstoy as he saw him and knew him. It is always honest and sincere, a revelation, straight from the heart of the impression left by the overwhelming genius of Tolstoy upon a write and thinker of his own time and country...
...Straight Is the Way" furnishes the leading film at the Modern and Beacon Theatres this week. A well-balanced cast includes Matt Moore, George Parsons and Gladys Leslie, who aid in the characterization of a piece dependent on human nature and satirical effect for its situations. On the same bill is Bebe Daniels in "Ducks and Drakes", wherein she plays the role of an unconventional young heiress whose chief delight is calling telephone numbers at random and flirting with unknown male voices at the other end of the wire. This photoplay has been announced for a forthcoming production...
...CRIMSON; the "Magazine" cherishes Mother Advocate, recognizes what a difficult position she is in, and has not nor does now wish in any way to disturb her, or attempt to displace her. On the contrary our attitude is friendly, and we sincerely wish the Advocate success in the straight and narrow path which she has had, the courage to choose. Its editors have shown spunk and sand by sticking to her well known and traditional standards of high literary merit...