Word: effective
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...into the Cambridge parade with some sort of enthusiasm and to do their part to make the event, which is so eagerly looked forward to by citizens of Cambridge, a success. The decision about the wearing of caps and gows, though likely to detract somewhat from the general effect, will doubtless induce many more men to march. As was suggested by a correspondent a short time ago, it would be a good plan if the Seniors should agree to wear their regular Class Day gowns. It would not cost any more, and it would make the graduating class distinctive...
...Technology Battalion has invited all the competing cadets to supper at the hall at 5.30 and the Harvard squad is notified to that effect...
Among the more important events at Pennsylvania during the past few weeks is the announcement of several changes in the administration of the college, to go into effect at the beginning of the next academic year. For the past two years the offices of Vice-Provost of the University and Dean of the college have been vested in one person, but the college has grown so large and so complicated as to render the duties of the two offices too burdensome for one person, and so Dr Fullerton will be relieved of the latter office that he may be enabled...
...large and very enthusiastic audience in Sanders Theatre. The Pierian Sodality, under the leadership of C. P. M. Rumford '97 was better than it has been for some years past, their rendering of the Mascagni Overture, with the cornet solo by H. E. Baumer, L. S., being especially effective. The Glee Club showed the beneficial effect of lessening the number of men on a part, and sang with a good deal of snap. Woodruff's songs were as usual, received with great enthusiasm. The selections of the Banjo and Mandolin Clubs were unusually good, but both clubs would do well...
...selection till the morning of the day in which the debate took place. They devoted every moment of the Recess to this work; they worked to the full extent of their time and strength. If there is any adverse criticism to be passed upon them, it is to the effect that, in their anxiety for the honor of Harvard, they exceeded the limit of elasticity...