Word: containers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...addition to pictures of practically every major sport team since that time, as well as many of the athletic buildings and playing fields, past and present, the book will contain histories of the beginning and growth at Cambridge of each of the sports, written by University players of different periods, thus practically covering the period of the existence of intercollegiate athletics in this country...
This year's committee is issuing a report of the activities of the Mission from 1914 through 1922--the Sixth Report to be issued by the undergraduate committee. The report will contain the work of the committee at home during the period, articles by Harvard graduates in the missionary field, together with illustrated photographs, an article on the Harvard-Yale Mission Conference held on November 18th, and also suggestions as to the future. The report will be published about June 1st. It is the earnest desire of the committee that the work of the Mission may each year...
...collection, in contrast to that of Fogg, does not contain originals. Instead, casts have been taken from works of art such as the tympanum of the Cathedral of Strassburg, the entrance to the Cathedral of Freiburg, and the Berlin statue of the Great Elector. American artists have so deftly painted the casts that the very rust of the iron hinges, the polish of the bronze, the color of the stone, or the finish of the wood appear in the copy. There are also excellent electrotype reproductions of German work in gold and copies of paintings by Van Eyck, Durer...
...competitions, open to all members of the class of 1922, for designing a book-plate and composing, incidental verse to be used in the Senior Album, will close on Friday, March 10. The book-plate should contain in some part of the design the class numerals. The drawings should be made with India ink on white paper, and should be at least five by seven inches in size. The verse which will be distributed throughout the volume should be similar in form and substance to that used in past years. No "free verse" will be accepted...
...Boston public. His "Fall of the House of Usher" was played last year by this orchestra, when he was already well known by his charming "Stevensoniana". We were glad to have another opportunity of hearing the "Waltzes", which are still further proof of his skill at orchestration. They contain a wealth and variety of tone coloring, and clever rhythmic devices which relieve the monotony of the waltz rhythm. In form these waltzes suggest the "Valses Nobles et Sentimentales" of Ravel, where there are seven of contrasting mood and character, and the closing one a resume from fragments of the others...