Word: closed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...game, which marked the close of the three weeks Spring training period, was watched by Knute Rockne, famous coach of Notre Dame elevens, who is in Boston on a speaking tour...
...means departed from its traditional policy, which has never been notably rigid: on the contrary, the club in many respects has come nearer to its former policy than has been the case for several productions. The CRIMSON has already lauded the return to complete amateurism which "Close-Up" will introduce. After a lapse of several years, the club has again chosen the work of an undergraduate author. The objection of the critics must, therefore, be that the Spring production is to be a musical comedy...
...number and range of the related courses which will be required. Preparation for the final examination at the end of the Senior year will involve selection of courses in the several social sciences offered by different departments. Students will be expected to attain in these, by the close of their Sophomore year, at least a group four standing...
...orchestra is to have an important part in the presentation of "Close-Up," the club's spring offering. Besides rendering the musical accompaniment to the dances and songs, it is to give two specialty numbers, overtures before the two acts of the show. In addition, several soloists will be chosen, who will give selections arranged by B. D. Hanighen '30, writer of the score of the show...
...inception in 1924, the apportionment of the Milton Fund this year is notable for its humanistic flavor. Created "in the interest of, or for promoting the physical and material welfare and prosperity of the human race", the Fund has in its present awards succeeded in providing for work in close harmony with the original ideals of its founder. That research study in the humanities is often neglected for more technical investigation, the significance of which the layman often fails to see, is perhaps natural under the increasingly mechanical dominance of our civilization. But the other field can not be entirely...