Word: without
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Dates: during 1900-1900
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...regret that the ending, however good in conception, was not better handled. "With a Lesson to Teach," by M. Bartlett '01, is full of originality, and, with the exception of a few phrases, is well told. It has the merit of leaving the very obvious lesson to the reader without thrusting it upon him. The last story, "The Break at Sleary's," by J. C. Grew '02, begins well, but hurries on with a carelessness in the treatment of detail which is far from satisfactory...
...most important fact to be noticed in this new religious interest is that the spiritual life rises from ourselves, from our own thoughts and acts, and that it does not come from without. Indeed, the original and crude forms of religion all proceed from a natural instinct of self preservation. Our aim should be to harmonize our lives with God's, as far as this is possible, and this is what great prophets have always done...
Spring football practice will begin today and continue every day up to the April vacation. All men in the University who are physically capable, with or without past experience, are urged to attend, especially the line men of last year's squad. Practice will be at 4 o'clock every day. C. D. DALY...
...board of the Lampoon published its first number last night. The paper does them great credit for the editorials are sensible, the illustrations, which are almost without exception by new men, are all either artistic or amusing, the few poems are sparkling, and the short jokes are good. Of the pictures, the cover and the centre page are the best. A new feature is the "Almanac," and although the idea is copied from "Life" and from other papers, it is well carried out, and promises to form an attractive part of future numbers. There is the usual parody...
...Usurper of the Range," by W. Jones '00, is without doubt the best piece of fiction in the number. Its subject is fresh and unhackneyed, and treated with a firmness and sureness of touch which shows the writer's perfect knowledge of the western life and incidents he depicts...