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...reorganizing was done by New York alumni, business men rather than scholars. The New York influence was paramount. The men who were forced to take this action by the inaction of the academic powers at New Haven were New Yorkers almost without exception. It seemed, all of a sudden, as if that "national" university had its main effectives in New York, just as Harvard had them in Boston. The thing is natural enough but it showed a real hint of parochialism which the New Yorkers themselves would have been the first to deplore...
...Sudden withdrawal of governmental support is not the way to aid an experiment undoubtedly destined to be a recognized branch of the Postoffice Department. Particularly at this moment, when invaluable experience is being gained not only for the mail service but for the aviators who would be trained pilots in case of war, is such a retrogressive policy to be condemned. The time is appropriate, not for a cry of "unjustifiable expenditure," but for renewed impetus to a most important form of our national progress...
...Lautner '21, whose sudden disappearance earlier in the month caused his friends considerable worry, has officially withdrawn from the University. In doing so he leaves vacant his position as Chorister of the Senior class, and President of the Glee Club...
...first plan was to play a "sudden death" period, but as the Yale team had to catch a train it was decided to play one five-minute period and then call the game off. For the first two minutes play was even, when there was a mixup in front of the Yale goal, Knox was the first man to get free, and hurriedly pushed the puck past Root for the winning goal. A minute later, in order to make the victory sure, Knox stated the length of the ice and made the fourth goal...
...sudden death of Lincoln Ware Riddle, professor of cryptogamic botany, occurred early yesterday morning after a short illness from inflammatory rheumatism...