Word: enjoyable
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...those who enjoy old plots as much as old books, old friends and old wine, "Miss Dudelsack" will have an unusual charm. Here again the beautiful hereine who was always supposed to be the daughter of an old "Churman" finds that she really has a fortune, and old castle and a title. Thus after three hours, or rather eighteen years, of unappreciated worth she finally wins the young lord who could not marry beneath his rank but who had always loved...
...naturally little enthusiasm in starting up the entirely new series of graded crews. Now in the graded crews, men of like rowing ability row together, and progress is consequently much faster. By shortening the dormitory crew work the fun of the bumping races will come sooner. Those who enjoy the work and want more practice are thus enabled to start the more serious and beneficial graded crew work before the cold November days take away all the pleasure from rowing...
...University, is perhaps the most practical answer that has yet been given to the question, "How can we get better football songs?" The problem of football songs is one of general musical appreciation, and this has been impossible without some general centre of musical activity open to all who enjoy singing and can give only a little time to it. Professor Friedlaender has consented to organize such a centre, a rather formidable undertaking in a university which is regarded by foreigners as barbarous in its musical taste. But it is believed that nothing prevents the chorus from having the membership...
...buryport. Mrs. Moseley's will was probated on December 22, and at that time the bequest was made public. The money is to be used to endow two scholarships in the Medical School. These scholarships, which will be presented annually, will permit students of slight experience in medicine to enjoy the privileges of foreign medical teaching...
...Harvard undergraduate will be carried away by every spectator of the game, and if his behavior is not in accordance with the best traditions, this impression will defame the University in the public mind. If the team can win, the players and all Harvard men are entitled to enjoy its victory unmarred by unseemly conduct after the game...