Word: evens
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Plans for the winter concert given annually by the combined musical clubs of Technology are complete. The concert which is the leading social even of the term at Technology, will be given tomorrow evening. The Banjo and Mandolin clubs will play, the Glee Club will sing and the new quarter will also he called upon for one or two selections. This year the concert is to be shortened by two numbers to allow more time for dancing...
...University Library has recently received from D. B. Fearing '82 a large collection of books on angling and fishing. Starting with only a scrapbook on trout and trout and trout-fishing, the collection grew to some 12,000 volumes, including treatise on all sorts of fishing, and even whaling. The most valuable single volume is a first edition of Izaak Walton's "The Compleat Angle," copies of which have sold for more than $6,000. The library is also the most complete in the world in official documents of all countries on fishing. Mr. Fearing himself describes this collection...
...library is especially rich in illustrated book on all the different phases of fishing, including even whaling. The collection is the most complete in the world in English, French, Danish, Dutch German Italian, Norwegian, Finnish, and Swedish official documents on fishing. It also contains practically all the official documents ever published by the United Sates on the subject...
...exaggerate, as these critics doubtless do, swayed as they are by indignation over a condition which greatly needs improvement. One must not forget, for example, the special interest clubs of the University, the well- attended extra lectures and the various publications. Certainly no separate indictment of Harvard or even of Memorial diners is in order. Much less can it be charged that the American college, because of its shortcomings, fails in use fulness; that its graduates are not above the average in intellectual interests...
...with the added attraction of a fifty-cent reduction in the price of tickets, "The Perverseness of Pamela" does not score a success, it will be a decided sign of the perverseness of undergraduate dramatic taste;--and in all probability there can be found something that will amuse even the "tired undergraduate...