Word: enjoyed
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...regretted that only a small audience was present last night to enjoy the thoroughly delightful concert of the Kneisel Quartet. Schubert's unfinished quartet was substituted for the violincello suite by Bach, which was to have been played by Mr. Schroeder. Dittersdorf's E flat major quartet, especially beautiful because of its simplicity, and Beethoven's famous E minor quartet were played with that delicacy of treatment and richness of tone-colouring which characterizes all the work of the Kneisel organization...
...carry a change of policy by inducing a hand-full of persons to come to the annual meeting makes it unnecessary to acquaint the members at large with the proposal to inaugurate a change. Men who habitually neglect to exercise their right to vote, and yet wish to enjoy the advantages of government by public opinion and in accordance with public opinion, can secure those advantages only by the act of self denial by which they deprive themselves of the power of direct management. For the absence of the power of direct management forces those who would make an innovation...
...those sections for better bathing and skating facilities such as would be afforded by the proposed water-park. The editor of a leading Italian newspaper in Boston spoke for the Italian residents of the district, saying that these people were very fond of open air life and would keenly enjoy the privileges of a new pleasure ground...
...perfect themselves in the language. In French and German they have such courses, which enable them to write and speak those languages in the most satisfactory manner; hence Spanish students, who find a speaking knowledge of the language of as much, if not of more value than French, should enjoy the same privileges as those in the French Department. A. A. CAPOTOSTO '02, A. F. WHITTEN '02, O. G. MONTROSS '02, P. L. WHITING '02, G. H. RICHARDSON '02, E. F. NEVENS '02, T. W. SNOW, E. FREEDMAN, D. D. CHASE '03, J. E. TOMLINSON '03, W. P. SAWYER...
Those young men who are enabled to attend college enjoy one of the greatest possible privileges, and thus belong to a very select few in the country. In this University there exist two pre-eminent characteristics,-the one, absolute freedom; the other, absence of limitation upon intellectual labor...