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...schools of the right of the creative artist is the all absorbing necessity of getting the boy into college. The rigid standard of entrance examinations makes it impossible to concentrate in any other field but those specified by the requirements and the boy has no choice but to follow suit. Surely the present day secondary school can have no place in its curriculum for the creative artist...
Read & White, 111 Summer street, Boston, have developed to a marked degree of detail the business of renting formal clothing and furnishings. A man can go to this company's establishment and be equipped from head to toes for a formal evening affair, including a full dress suit, shirt, shoes, hat, gloves, collar...
...Friday afternoons, and this arrangement has greatly aided in lesse0ning the congestion caused by overcrowding of the small space formerly available to Coach Conley's men. The afternoon is divided into four one-hour periods beginning at 1.45, and men may sign up for any of the periods to suit their convenience. There is no distinction between Freshman and University boxers, but in all cases the men are evenly matched...
After an absence of six, or is it seven--years, Houdini is again at Keith's. During that time, he has acquired a new bathing suit and some films showing him in various exciting predicaments. All else is unchanged. It is not strange, then, that though the act was very well received, it failed to excite the tumultous applause which it formerly did in the days before the "movies" had made Houdini a household figure to millions of people. His escape from the water torture box is still thrilling, however, to those who have never seen him in action...
...were observed on Mt. Auburn street Wednesday morning by Officer Wilson, who followed them because he surmised that they were strangers and suspicious characters. They first, entered B. Hyte's tailor shop and asked for a suit that had been pressed under the name of "Jackson"; failing to secure it, they later visited the Varsity Shop and attempted to obtain one under the name of "Stevens". Although Officer Wilson lost sight of one of them for a while, he eventually stopped the two as they were hurrying along together near Dunster Street and held them, assisted by a Cambridge police...