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Synnott was the most spectacular man on the ice and offered the Marquettes' most dangerous threat. Twice he scored after long individual dashes through both the Crimson lines, and more than once he taxed Dole to the utmost. Donahue, the quick Pere Marquette goal tender, was largely responsible for the Crimson end of the score for Lee and Butman were able to slip through their defence several times and drive some futile but well aimed shots...
...were not for the negative--even unfavorable--position occupied by these sports. If a supposedly representative body such as the Student Council cannot show more interest in them, minor sports will continue to be lacking in that general appeal which would enable them to fulfill their utmost usefulness...
...Service Dr. Davison may be induced to play the prelude upon the chimes. On weekdays the call to worship may be more easily bounded by some such means as ringing the bell continuously for approximately five minutes before the hour of the service. Finally, as regularity is of the utmost importance, we venture to recommend that any possibility of omission be forestalled by the use of one of the very best automatic devices...
...often enough. This awarding of prizes for criminal merit must stop. Criminals must be punished, not coddled. Ball must be made a good deal stiffer. The suspended sentence should be most intelligently used or itself be suspended. The parole business should be greatly reduced and watched with the utmost carefulness, if any carefulness suffices. Instead of throwing its arm lovingly around the poor, dear criminal, justice should put him, where the community will be safe from him, and keep him there. He is sure of advantages enough in the technicalities of the law and in delays, negligences and mistakes. There...
...utmost importance that these men should appear promptly at the designated times or should procure a substitute as they alone are responsible for watching the polls at the times appointed...