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...shell you can hear you want to duck for, it's the one you can't hear that will cause the trouble.' When one sees Frenchmen of two years' experience dropping and ducking on hearing the whistle of a shell, one has no compunctions at all in following suit...
...will be desirable to obtain a part of the uniform outfit covered by the $30 deposit. Such an cutfit can be obtained on board the Kearsarge and will consist of: 1 suit white undress, $1.35 1 neckerchief, .80 1 white hat, .27 1 pair leggins, .60 Total...
...games, track meets, food and other refreshments will be in abundance, absolutely free to all wearers of the official Senior regalia, which can be procured in the Thayer Common Room any time today between the hours of 9 and 6 o'clock. The cost of this is $1.75 per suit. A ticket entitling the holder to all the festivities goes with each costume. No one will be admitted without a suit...
...protest in the name of our motto. There was a remote epoch in which academic dress was regularly and correctly worn, but throughout the greater part of the nineteenth century the Harvard Senior wore ordinary clothes on all occasions except Class Day, when he appeared in a dress suit and high hat. He wore his dress suit all day, and consequently looked as if he had been up all night. The present gown was introduced about 1892 as a substitute for the dress suit. As no men's gowns were manufactured in this country, the Seniors bought women's gowns...
...linguistic or literary or historical study to a man who reads him for the first and, probably, for the last time, simply because Tacitus is great in all these fields and to omit one of them is to belittle the author. After all, even if scrambled eggs do not suit our taste, we must use some salt or pepper or bread or fire to go with them. A raw egg is hardly palatable to the average man. ARISTIDES E. PHOUTRIDES...