Word: cared
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...then, are the two different ideas, the one to give an audience a taste of the old songs, and thus in a way keep up traditions; or to amuse the audience with music which they had never heard before, and for which, except for the time being, they probably care little. Which of these two ideas is the more appropriate for a college glee club is an open question...
Briefs for the second forensic in English Care due today...
...Christmas concert of the Musical Clubs. We call attention to the explicit statement in another column which explains again the conditions required of ticket-holders. These conditions will be observed with absolute strictness and it will be to the interest of the men in college again to take careful note of them. The management of the Musical Clubs, in exercising great care in the details of the new plan, are taking the surest means for success; and they ask the co-operation of the students in general. If this help is gained, the concert will be eliminated of every feature...
...them richer and nobler than they could even dream of by themselves, and He wishes to strengthen and beautify, not merely to possess. Men are slow to realize that this sacrifice which seems so hard is infinitely the greatest blessing, that it means the exchange of a life of care and misery for one of highest happiness...
...prevent its officers from giving some time to the freshmen. It is stated that there is an abundance of good material in this year's class, and this fact makes it all the more advisable that the freshman club be started in its work at once and be carefully trained. Managed with care and discretion the club will certainly prove a valuable auxiliary to the 'varsity. Besides, it is unjust to the class that the work of developing its glee club be delayed. The club is one of the sources from which the freshman crew derives its support...