Word: hear
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Paulites abroad detest the time-honored quip: "I hear the Twin Cities are to be combined and will be called Minnehaha-'Minne' for Minneapolis and 'Haha' for St. Paul...
...biased judge. Because this case has been befogged by Communist agitation, the Supreme Court was under special guard last week. The grant of a review will automatically save the young blackamoors from execution June 24, postponing their fatal day at least until after Oct. 10 when the court will hear argument between defense counsel and the Attorney General of Alabama...
ROSA Newmarch has included in the fourth volume of this attractive series notes on symphonies, overtures, and concertos. Handy in size, and superior in print to the average program book, this volume will prove extremely valuable to listeners who go to hear works for the first time. There is more detailed musical discussion than one finds in Mr. Philip Hale's Boston Symphony notes, and each article is written in a pleasant manner which will reassure the layman. Perhaps only in the notes on Brahms, however, does the criticism prove superior to that of the dean of musical critics...
...little out of breath, more out of step, but none the less they were a splendid, inspiring sight to see. Urchins, young Penrods, raced along beside them, inwardly echoing the glorious "oompah, pah, pah, oompah, pah, dum," of the horns and drums, and rejoiced, for it was good to hear. Freshmen hung out of the windows of Wigglesworth and watched languidly, glad for an excuse to leave their books, but watchful lest they forget to appear bored; Freshmen do study, just before examinations. But the glamour of the scene did not escape even their indifferent eyes. Perhaps they were...
...evening session will be held in Dunster House, where the dinner and smoker will take place. After a brief business meeting the members will hear C. N. Greenough '98, professor of English and master of the House discuss the House Plan as it stands after its first year. This will be followed by "Business Looks at the Unforseen", a talk by W. B. Donham '98, dean of the School. Tonight's programme will close with an address by an outstanding business man whose name will be announced at the time. The session in the Baker Library tomorrow morning will...