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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...fall clothing collection, which was managed by J. B. Marsh '08, comprised; several cases of clothing and magazines which were sent to charitable institutions in Cambridge and Boston and to Tuskegee Institute in Alabama. The spring clothing collection was the largest ever made and was sent entirely to the sufferers from the Chelsea fire. Among: many other minor articles, 254 pairs of shoes were collected, 222 negligee shirts, 172-collars, 98 trousers, 76 vests, and 71 whole suits. These were all sent at once to, social organizations in behalf of the Chelsea fire...
Regulations: "No student is permitted to take any books or papers into the examination room except by express direction of the instructor. No communication is permitted between students in the examination room on any subject what ever...
...language and use technical and aesthetic terms in a way which alienates the professional musician and misleads the layman. "The Music Lover" is singularly free from this kind of writing and may he cordially recommended as a very charming and poetic interpretation of perhaps the greatest masterpiece for orchestra ever composed...
...wondrous possibilities, for if he had been ready for the sacrifice which the acceptance of the command required, he might be living today in the appreciative memory of mankind among those who shine as the brightness of the firmament and as the stars for ever and ever. This tragedy of Palestine has been enacted repeatedly in the history of mankind, for those who have fought a good fight and won a great victory pause to congratulate themselves and enjoy the fruits of their labor while others who have been their inferiors pass beyond them toward the greater triumphs that await...
...usefulness of the Council and its ability to cope with all questions of undergraduate importance. This is by no means the first time that suggestions have been made with a view to having the student body give some concrete appreciation to high scholarship each year, but little has ever been accomplished in that direction. It is too often the fate of the scholar to be appreciated by very few men other than a limited group of teachers with a few intimate friends; furthermore, there are few who attempt to deny that the proper proportion in the recognition of the athlete...