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Dates: during 1910-1919
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January 31.-- "Certain Readjustments between the Church and the Community Required by Recent Theological and Social Changes," by Professor A. P. Fitch...
...importance of the violation of certain eligibility rules mentioned in the editorial column yesterday seems to have been overestimated, a word of explanation is not amiss. The violations referred to were all in the minor sports and not over half a dozen in number. The reason that attention was called to these cases was simply that further offences might not be allowed to occur with the possibility of serious consequences...
...training in English literature and dramatic art. Regarding his work we quote briefly from an article by Professor Baker which appeared recently in the Graduates' Magazine: "In both plays ('The Great Divide' and the 'Faith Healer') we face drama not merely entertaining or amusing, but stimulative of thought about certain phases of American life--stimulative because conceived in thought and developed by close thinking. Again, too, we face the unconventional, for in 'The Great Divide' Mr. Moody handles situations from which our stage even a decade ago would have shrunk in timid trembling, and in the 'Faith Healer' he enters...
...Harvard Union, not later than Saturday. It was also decided to send invitations to the dance to all the officers of the Senior Class, both past and present, to members of last year's Dance Committee, to the officers of the Sophomore Class, both past and present, and 18 certain others at the discretion of the Committee...
...Great Divide," which was played, by Mr. Miller in New York for two years. The recent publication of Mr. Moody's "The Faith Healer" has again set people commenting, criticising, and guessing. In both plays we face drama not merely entertaining or amusing, but stimulative of thought about certain phases of American life,--stimulating because conceived in thought and developed by close thinking. His is the power to present striking and suggestive ideas by dramatic situations, with a characterization delicate or vigorous as he pleases, in a phrasing of a literary quality unusual on our stage...