Word: glad
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...DAKIN.THE YSAYE CONCERTS. - The large number of concert goers who were unable to secure good seats for the Ysaye concert Saturday afternoon, at Music Hall, and those who were prevented by other causes from attending, will be glad to hear that the great violinist has been engaged for two more concerts in Boston, - a matinee Wednesday afternoon, January 23 at Music Hall, and Sunday evening, January 20 at the Boston Theatre. For the matinee a number of novelties and selections of especial interest to violin students and musicians will be heard, some of them for the first time here...
...number of candidates has such an important influence on the final result we hope that more men will turn out this year than ever before. Mr. Lathrop has developed many a winner from men who had not previously taken any part in athletics and he is quite as glad to see such men as those who have a few prizes to their credit...
...musical interests of the University centre in the concert to be given in Sanders Theatre tonight by the Glee, Banjo and Mandolin Clubs and the Pierian Sodality. We have been very glad to note the increasing interest shown by the clubs this fall, for we believe that college music has certain distinctive qualities that are not to be found elsewhere and that are worth being made the most of. It is an encouraging sign that so many pieces on the programme have been composed by Harvard men. It has been shown conclusively by the way in which such compositions have...
...eminently desirable that both sides of any question should be presented to the public which is interested in it, and for that reason we are very glad to read the opinions of men who were displeased with the action of the directors of the Dining Association which was announced yesterday morning. It is apparently an excellent presentation of that side of the question...
Especially do I condemn the behavior of a few young men in a private box whose actions deserved to be classed with those of Bowery "toughs," rather than of members of the leading university of America. I am glad to say, however that one outrageous insult which they flaunted in the face of the whole audience twice, if not three times, was resented by many of the students themselves...