Word: glees
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Glee Club will present the third of its annual concerts this evening at 7 p.m. on the steps of Widener. The presentation will include works by Brahms and Stravinsky, as well as folk songs and traditional Harvard songs...
...vast was his canvas that mistakes were inevitable. Not even his astonishing erudition could save him from them, and his colleagues pounced on them with cries that expressed responses all the way from learned indignation to simple glee. He has been accused of ignorance, of dabbling in mythology at the expense of fact, of distorting fact to bolster false theories, of writing a prose poem, of trying to achieve an education in the process of writing a book. The fact is that a lot of the criticism was justified. It was also fact that with all of its errors...
...Glee Club will present the first in its annual series of three Yard Concerts on the steps of Widener at 7 p.m. tonight. This concert, and those that follow it on May 16 and 23 will cover most of the HGO's repertoire, including portions of both the Christmas and Spring Sanders Concerts...
...Phillips' and Leed's statement makes one wonder what the College is coming to. Dean Monro has a perfect right to say what he would like the Council to be, or what he thinks CRIMSON editorial policy should be, or what numbers he wants to hear the Glee Club sing. And, of course, the Council, the CRIMSON, and the Glee Club have an equal right to ignore him. It seems strange that the Council would complain about "meddling," since a large part of its job is to inquire, often inexpertly, into the affairs of the University...
...this is simply not true today. A '58 graduate now at the Law School participated both in the Glee Club and on the Student Council, and was not at all an "angry young commuter." Present-day commuters complain not about Dudley facilities or time spent on the MTA but about the University's policy of accepting fewer local students (which "discourages commuters"), and of Harvard's vacillation in choosing a new site for Dudley...