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Homer has told us of the expedition against Troy, Xenophon has given us the tale of the Ten Thousand, and Caesar has recounted his Gallic conquests. All these worthy narratives have had their interest to Harvard students, even though this interest was centered somewhat more on what the writer's words meant than on what they were talking about. The latest contribution to literature which will find its place in the historical archives is the story of the invasion of the West by the Harvard University Football Team of 1919, written by one who followed the team to the Golden...
...fact. Mr. Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, of the United States supreme court, the Hon. Hamilton Fish, Judge Robert Grant, Robert Bacon, the roster is long of those who in their time capered in the Pudding shows. We smile as we notice that Thomas Mott Ocborne once played Helen of Troy, that "Nick" Longworth gave a violin solo one night in 1890, and that Thomas W. Lamont, of J. P. Morgan & Company, was a chorus girl upon a time. This year the club offers an amateur musical comedy of which the whole cast is made up of men who have been...
...names of the newly elected editors are as follows: James Alexander Fowler, Jr., 2L, of Troy, ala,; Charles Pinckney Hough, Jr., 3L, of Jefferson City, Mo,; James Leroy Lafferty 3L, of each Orange, N. J.; George Edward Observe 2L, of Oscawana, N. Y.; Harold Frederick Reindel 2L. of East Cleveland, Ohio; and Stanley Winthrope Schaefer 3L, of Richmond...
...ANDOVER Coolidge, i.e r.e., Gleason Eaton, l.t. r.t., Russell Parker, l.g. r.g., Rothschild Canfield, c. C., Atwater Linder, r.g. l.g., Wolfe Putnam, t.t. l.t., Troy Phinney, r.e. l.e., Waters Felton, q.b. q.b., Ashley Flower, r.h.b. l.h.b., Swift Batchelder, l.h.b. r.h.b., Gould Bond, f.b. f.b., Carlton...
...even a good play," but it must be admitted that as a dramatic spectacle it is an impressive production. What little plot there is, is soon lost sight of and there only remains a vivid impression of situations frought with tenseness, and the sight of the women of fallen Troy, waiting in sorrow to hear their lot. At a time when a victory is won we look for the hymns of praise and the joy of the conquerors, but Euripides sees only the misery of the vanquished. For him the living drama lay in the tears of the conquered women...