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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...into close harmony. National and temperamental differences seemed so strong that a unity of purpose on the Western Hemisphere was looked upon as a distant dream. Such differences, however, melt away when a question of duty to do the right clearly presents itself. As a poet has said, border, breed or birth are small matters in such a contingency. It is a glorious thing to know that through the awful destruction and havoc which this war is effecting we are at least coming to know, to understand, and to appreciate our brothers of the South and that they are seeing...

Author: NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED | Title: WORD FROM THE SOUTH | 12/12/1917 | See Source »

Thus, instead of placing our chief reliance on military force in a way to breed the very conditions that will create hostile coalitions against which there can be no adequate defence, we should strive toward the realization of the longing of the war-sick nations of Europe for a new and rational order, and avoid a policy calculated to frustrate completely the hope of a permanent reconstruction of international relationships. K. G. DARLING...

Author: NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED | Title: Communication | 1/29/1917 | See Source »

...Workshop this year, will take place in Agassiz House this evening at 8 o'clock. The production includes a three-act comedy, "The Rebound," by T. P. Robinson, a former student of Professor Baker; and "The Purple Dream," a fantastic one-act comedy by D. L. Breed 2L., a graduate of English 47, who is now taking English 47a. The acting is done by an amateur stock company composed of actors and actresses from Cambridge and Boston whose services are given to the Workshop for the year...

Author: NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED | Title: Workshop to End First Production This Evening | 11/16/1915 | See Source »

...Saturday, November 13, and the other on Tuesday, November 13, and the other on Tuesday, November 16. The production includes a three-act comedy. "The Rebound," by T. P. Robinson, a former student of Professor Baker, and "The Purple Dream," a fantastic one-act comedy by D. L. Breed 2L., a graduate of English 47, who is now taking English 47a. Beginning with this production the Workshop is experimenting with a new plan for an amateur stock company. This company, includes a number of actors and actresses from Cambridge and Boston who will give their services for the year...

Author: NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED | Title: WORKSHOP SELECTS TWO PLAYS | 10/29/1915 | See Source »

...Baker, 22 R. Baldwin, 22 J. W. Ballou, 37 H. S. Ballou, 14 F. J. Bassett, 26 Bancroft Beatley, 12 G. W. Benedict, 22 Q. C. Bennett, 38 M. L. Bernson, 9 Betchtel, 29 Paul Blackmur, 16 C. S. Bolster, 29 F. J. Bradlee, Jr., 36 W. B. Breed, 27 E. C. Brown, 39 L. G. Burgevin, 3 Carl Burr, 21 W. B. Byers, 20 F. J. Callahan, 13 J. B. Camp, 10 R. D. Campbell, 25 J. Campopiano, 33 J. C. Campopiano, 33 F. W. Capper, 18 P. T. Cate, 26 H. Gallaher, 40 J. Garland, 38 J. Garland...

Author: NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED | Title: GUEST, BOX, AND TABLE LIST OF SENIOR SPREAD | 6/21/1915 | See Source »

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