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...average Pupil enters college with very little, if any, idea of what the college of his choice stands for. It is in presenting the true spirit of the college, and in stamping out wrong ideas, ---such as the popular version of the "Harvard" type referred to by the youth headed New Haven-ward--that college publicity can be of service. Propaganda and proselyting to more harm than good in their ultimate results, but sane publicity does a service to both the college and the school. By it a preparatory school boy can judge intelligently what his aim a mater should...
...second sketch, "Insomnia," is a local version of the "City of Dreadful Night" before those "damned exams!" We shudder our admiration...
...featured act at Keith's this week is a vaudeville version of the famous musical comedy "Going Up" The plot is condensed to a brief synopsis of the play, which was originally based on Geo M Cohan's "The Aviator," and deals with a young man who is induced to enter an airplane race to win the love of a girl. He does the stunt and proves himself a hero...
...desirability of the preservation and furthering of the existing friendship among English-speaking peoples. He also touched upon the fact that through fear of various consequences newspapers today suppress much news that the public should know, news that often would clarify circumstances and give a more correct version of affairs. He declared that newspapers are practically subsidized by their patrons, particularly advertisers...
...Hasty Pudding Club show "Barnum Was Right" is to be produced in London next summer according to an announcement given out last night. Miss Alexandra Carlisle has retained the professional rights for Mr. J. A. E. Malone, the noted London producer. The present version will, of course, have to undergo a certain amount of superficial revision in order that it may be adapted to the larger requirements of a professional cast, but the main theme of the play will remain essentially the same...