Word: good
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...gradually becoming apparent to the officers of the Corps that, as long as the good weather lasts, it will be advisable to conduct more drills than at present are on the schedule. Action on this point will probably be taken before the end of the week...
...belief of the Sodality that there is still sufficient interest in good music to justify the continuance of its policy of service to the musical interests of the University which it has maintained for a hundred years. It is supported in this opinion by M. Alloo, of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, who has been secured again as conductor. He states emphatically that since the out break of the war music has assumed "a higher, more sacred position than ever before...
Most remarkable, though least remarked, of the things which have been done is an overturning of our entire conception of the part which our nation is to play in the politics of the world. Who is there now who thinks that the greatest good which might come to us from this war is great prosperity? Who is there who conceives of Europe and her agony as the woes of another planet, to be scientifically investigated and discussed, but never to be partaken? Who is there who trusts to the Monroe doctrine the wide sea, and the inherited flintlock over...
Mayor Mitchel deserves to be reelected on every count, and we do not doubt that New York will show the same good judgement as when she elected...
With the announcement of trials for membership, the Pierian Sodality Orchestra is beginning its 110th season. In spite of the fact that the war has caused the cessation of many college activities, the Sodality feels that there is sufficient interest in good music to justify the continuance of its policy of service to musical interests which it has maintained annually for over a century...