Word: interestingly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...lacrosse schedule was submitted for discussion and approved. It is substantially the same as last year's, the main point of interest being the final game with Yale. Before last season Yale had never been represented in lacrosse, but a year ago a team was formed, and Captain Nightingale of the University team went to New Haven to assist in its organization. This spring will be the first time that a Yale lacrosse team has come to Cambridge...
...MacDowell's spirited "War Song." This selection will probably be the chief feature in determining the judges' decision, for it forms the only common basis for comparison. Each club will also sing two other pieces, one a light classic composition and the other a college or football song. Another interesting feature, in addition to the competitive singing, will be the rendering of Kremser's Old Netherland folksong, "The Prayer of Thanksgiving," by the combined competing clubs and the University Glee Club of New York, a total of 280 voices. The participation of the University Glee Club of New York...
...sent up from New York as a loan, for a few days only. Dr. Osvald Siren, now visiting lecturer at Harvard, has made a study of this picture and says of it: "The Fra Filippo now on exhibition in the Fogg Museum is one of the master's most interesting works. It is of unusual artistic charm and historical importance. There are, as we know, only two paintings by this master in American collections. The one is the picture formerly in the Allessandri Palace, now in the Morgan Library, which unfortunately has been cut into three pieces; the other, which...
...news gathering which will lead them into corners of the University and give them an insight into its varied life which would otherwise be closed to them. And Juniors will have an opportunity to practice a form of composition and to crystallize their ideas on many subjects of University interest. These competitions have the reputation of being at once the hardest and fairest in the University. The CRIMSON is proud of this reputation, and will strive to maintain it in those beginning tonight...
...militia officers of the South," said General Wood, "favor a transfer of the militia into a Federal force. Such a transfer would mean a great gain in military strength and increased efficiency in the militia. The University Regiment has attracted widespread interest among Southern colleges, and has started a national movement for a strong body of reserve officers. The field is not only a large one, but an exceptionally good one, and our aim shall be now to continue organizing and recruiting until a body of 50,000 officers is available...