Word: five
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Arthur Whiting since 1907 has been the director of a course of education in music suitable to laymen in the universities of Yale, Princeton, and Harvard. He gives annually a series of five monthly concerts in each place, the performance being preceded by a talk on the character and form of the music, which fixes the attention on important points and assists in the understanding and appreciation of classical works...
...many, colleges have shown such enthusiasm that they have asked to have their quota doubled if possible. But two causes render such double representation impracticable: the size of the Convention Hall at Des Moines and the incapacity of the town to put up such an army of delegates for five days...
...next. That such action would be favored is shown by the number of men who played last year on the Randolph courts. Without the incentive of a schedule or regular practice, there were always enough players on hand to form two teams; at times as many as four or five...
...manager, are graduates of the University, and several of them have shot on past Harvard teams. The men of the Gun Club will be the guests of the Kennel Club for lunch, as the match will be held in the early afternoon. At the present time the team of five men has not been selected, but it will, in all probability, be chosen from the following men: B. M. Baruch '23, R. Fiske '20, R. D. Hale '23, F. L. Hoopes Occ., W. D. H. Huttig '21, Carl Mueller '20, George Perry '22, J. G. Remick '21, Arthur Rotch...
...been reached, and cases are being tried regularly three times a week. The ten second-year clubs which have survived in the competition are: Scott, Kent, Brandeis, Gray, Parsons, Beale, Parke. Williston, Wyman, and Pound. These clubs will meet in a series of debates which will determine the five clubs to compete during the next term. The final round does not, however, take place until the third year of the members' attendance at the Law School...