Word: coin
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...following program will be presented: Prelude, Aria et Finale, Cesar Franck Cloches a travers les feuilles, Debussy Poissons d'or, Debussy "General Lavine" (eccentric), Ravel Jeu d'eaux, Ravel El Albaicin, from "Iberia," Ravel "Le vieux monsieur," from "Un coin d'une ruelle sombre," Carl Engel Baren Tang, Bela Bartok No. II from "Drei Klavier-stueke," Opus 11, Arnold Schoenberg Wild Men's Dance, Leo Ornstein Scherzo in B-flat minor, Chopin Impromptu in F-sharp major, Chopin Arabesques on Johann Strauss's "Blue Danube Waltzes," Schulz-Emler...
There are two things these pests of the post-examination period overlook. First every mark near the honor of the danger line passes a strict censorship. No man is given D or E haphazardly. The instructor who tosses a coin to decide his mark is rare if not quite mythical...
...articles appealed most to me personally. One was on "Culture or Cramming," in which, under a rather sensational title, Mr. Larrabee gives a very broad-minded, sane, and--again I repeat the word--interesting exposition of his views on the present well-read-ness (or better, if I must coin a word anyhow) ill-read-ness of the average Harvard undergraduate...
...front of Massachusetts Hall yesterday, a large square stone, on which was carved "Sto" and "A.D.," was unearthed, and near this was a part of a brick foundation. The stone was believed to be the cornerstone of the old Stoughton Hall, which stood on the site. A Spanish coin of the year 1776 and bearing the stamp of Carolus III, was found by one of the workmen, and in one corner of the brick foundation several pieces of metal were discovered. The foundation is still intact, and if the excavation were carried farther, it is probable that other interesting relics...
...necessary on the part of both classes for many men have one-thirties. All Seniors will be expected to wear caps and gowns. Members of the Freshman class are again reminded that the reputation of the Freshman classes in general and 1916 in particular necessitates a bunch of coin...