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Captain Brewer intends to have the freshman team next year coached by men who have already had experience with the 'varsity, and who understand 'varsity methods thoroughly. They will be allowed to develop their own men as much as possible and only the most promising candidates will be sent to the 'varsity squad...
...study of folk-lore is important as being the deepest investigation of history. Many scholars scarcely realize that until the history of primitive thought is explored and understood, we cannot understand human thought as a whole...
...action, I am informed," he said, "is the intense excitement and rivalry which has existed for some time between the two universities, and the sentiment which has been growing for the past few years in relation to the baseball contests between the two institutions. It is not intended, I understand, to cripple Pennsylvania, nor to be a final cessation of athletic contests between the two universities, but simply to be a suspension of athletic interests for a time in the hope that the present high feeling may be moderated...
...writer of the communication published in another column, apparently does not understand the attitude which the CRIMSON has taken towards the proposed freshman debate with Yale. That we have been in large part, if not wholly, responsible for the encouragement which the debate has received, is an unexpected proposition, and one which is in no way justified by the facts. In one point, however, our correspondent is right. We might very properly have condemned the entire idea of a freshman debate as soon as it was suggested. We did not do this, and a challenge was sent to the Yale...
Many people who have heard a great deal about the Harvard case system of studying law but do not know how it originated, will see why so much importance is attached to Professor Langdell's services when they understand that he was the one who introduced the system and under whose direction it has been carried on at Harvard...