Word: finality
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...concert is to be given in Jordan Hall, Boston, Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. The final rehearsal will be held at the same place tomorrow afternoon at 4.30. It is hoped that as many students as possible will avail themselves of this unique and generously provided opportunity to hear celebrated masterpieces which are seldom given. Tickets may be procured from the undersigned at the close of any lecture in Holden Chapel, this morning or tomorrow morning. WALTER SPALDING...
...elections, posted at the Union, Leavitt & Peirce's, Memorial Hall, Randall Hall, Gore Hall, Sever Hall and the CRIMSON office, in order that they may report any errors in the list to the Nomination Committee. Juniors are especially reminded that any 1908 men whose names appear on the final list of 1907 will not be allowed to vote with their own class next year. Petitions for changes in the voting list must be placed in a box provided for the purpose at the CRIMSON office before 7 o'clock tonight. 1907 NOMINATION COMMITTEE...
...final distribution of tickets for the Harvard-Yale debate to members of the University will be held this morning from 12.30 to 1.30 o'clock in the debating rooms in Dane Hall. Owing to the demand for tickets no more than two will be given on each application...
This debate, which is open to the public, is the first of a series of three interclub debates between the Agora and the Forum. The Pasteur medal will be awarded the best individual speaker in the final debate...
...Poetry of Edward Rowland Sill" is an interesting review, especially in its final pages. Though the style often shows an imperfect sense of the value of words, the writer's evident love of literature, his sympathy with his subject and, at times, his genuine warmth, make his work promising. His extracts from Sill's poetry are less impressive than he means them to be. "The Fool's Prayer," striking as it is, contains more truth than poetry, and would scarcely stick in the reader's mind except for the brilliant perversion at the end,--"O, Lord...