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...take exercise on the river might do so with sufficient equipment, sane supervision, and adequate coaching. In all these things, Mr. Bingham has succeeded tolerably well. The fact that rowing today attracts more followers among undergraduates than any other sport is convincing proof that there can be nothing seriously wrong with the present organization of the sport...
...various topic headings he considers are the Associated Press, the United Press, the chain daily, standardization of the daily, the conditions in Philadelphia, what is wrong with the "World" (R. I. P.), the copper trust monopoly of newspapers in Montana, and the opportunity in the press of the small cities. His article on the now lamented "World" is particularly of timely interest and presents fairly clearly a number of the problems which the younger Pulitzers found themselves unable to solve...
...offering its columns as a medium of expression to the Senior Class, the CRIMSON is trying to determine what's wrong, and what's right, with Harvard...
...then he sat almost upright, bent, however, on a bagatelle of introspection. What was wrong with himself? Wasn't he a gentleman? True, he did not twist puppy-dog tails, but then he had no poise. And what is one without the other? quotha. No, he wasn't a gentleman...
...Post here of course makes the assumption that the members of college Glee Clubs have no interest in anything more intricate musically than "Men of Dartmouth." Whether the Post is right or wrong in this assumption, and we believe it wrong, the statement that college singers should not be expected to live up to the standards of excellence of the average choral society calls forth a protest...