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...number contains two other prose contributions, both of them very short: "My Unknown Foe" is somewhat turgid; the "Hungry Sandwich Man" is an outline descriptive sketch...
...Columbia Spectator calls our attention to the fact that the custom of giving a set of flags to the winning crew of the Harvard-Columbia freshman series each year has been neglected since Ninety's freshman year. That this custom ever existed at all was unknown to most of the men who have rowed on freshman crews since then, but it evidently, on investigation, is a custom, and it is clearly the duty of Harvard Ninety-one to present Columbia Ninety-one with a set of flags, and of Columbia Ninety-two to present our Juniors with...
...association" game of foot-ball is almost unknown in American colleges though largely played in England especially at the universities. It has some of the features of lacrosse and some of those of American foot-ball. The following is a description of the sport...
...Kant's first answer is: Things in Themselves are of necessity unknown to us. We can know in a theoretical sense only the things that appear to our senses, i.e., the Phenomena of the World of Show. Neither common sense, nor science, nor theology, can, with theoretical assurance, carry us beyond the world as it seems to our human powers of observation and experience...
...this why we are theoretically certain that the seeming world is a world of orderly law, such as common sense and science believe in; and we are practically certain that the unknow real world is a divine and moral world, because it is our duty to treat that unknown world as if it were divine and moral...