Word: heard
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...have perused many lengthy descriptions of the interior of the new Varsity Club building and have heard much concerning its splendid decorations and equipment. In fact, we have received so many glowing accounts of the interior attractiveness of this imposing structure that our curiosity has been aroused. Since the new building has been constructed in so conspicuous a location, where it meets the gaze of nearly all Harvard students daily, it is small wonder that many undergraduates, not members of the major teams, have expressed a desire to obtain a glance at its interior...
...CRIMSON feels proud this morning in having entertained as one of its guests at dinner last evening Dr. Talcott Williams, of Philadelphia. Those who were privileged to hear him speak on his idea of what journalism at its best means to the individual and to the country at large heard a speech the like of which has not been delivered at Harvard for many a month. President Lowell's tribute to Dr. Williams' ideals, which are to be carried out at the new Pulitzer School at Columbia, was worth going a long way to hear. We feel particularly proud...
...defendant, to abide by the judgement of their Honours sin' appell.' sive referend.' sive recall.' &c. (Hann: The action lieth. Logan: The action lieth not. So concluding by the way of the Per and the Post to the country.) Sed qu., Were it a tie? As I have heard it said on the other side of Westminster Hall, Damfinao...
...with the accuracy that was borne of ease with their music, and full understanding of it, with hardly a technical blunder or slip, with none that was so obvious as to vex and distract its hearers. Never before has "The Pierian" so learned and mastered its music. Its hearers heard the fruits of diligence and tireless leadership animated by ambition and devotion. All this, however, was only the groundwork to the playing of the orchestra. Alike in the tone-poem and in the symphony, it produced a full body of tone that was surprisingly sonorous and euphonious, animated and diversified...
...real orchestra. For to technical ability, precision and security, it added in novel measure the higher, the finer, the imaginative, intuitive and expressive virtues of orchestral playing when it is not a routine or a pastime, but an ambition and an art. More than one in its audience heard almost amazed...