Word: man
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...attempt at singing. Only about one-half of those who did make the attempt seemed in the least confident of the words. It is disgraceful that so few men know even the first verse of their College song. We are printing the first verse, and hope that every man will make himself thoroughly familiar with it, so that on future occasions when he is expected to sing "Fair Harvard," he will know the actual words and not have to mumble unmeaning sounds...
...satire of coxcombry and charlatanism, "a tragedy of the ludicrous." In Hawthorne, "the scarecrow Feathertop is ridiculous, as the emblem of a superficial fop;" in Mr. MacKaye's play, "the scarecrow Ravensbane is pitiful, as the emblem of human bathos." The play has a profound significance. It shows man growing through sympathy and affection from a thing of straw into a spiritual being...
...scrimmage, had regained much of the dash and fight which it showed in the Exeter game last week. Lewis was moved from the backfield to end and did very well in his new position. He was down the field fast under kicks and usually got his man. When the second team had the ball he was used on the secondary defence. Goodale was back in his regular position at left guard and strengthened the left wing perceptibly. Cutler took Jones's place at centre, the latter going to the second squad, where his poor passing was noticeable. Lawson and Brown...
...there will be a class meeting held in Lower Massachusetts tomorrow evening at 7.15 o'clock. At this meeting, which is held for the purpose of electing a nominating committee for class officers, 25 nominations for the committee may be made, after which, ballots will be cast, each man voting for 10 of the 25 nominees. The 10 men receiving the highest number of votes will constitute the committee, but the present class officers also shall be members ex-officiis...
...each of the next two regular Thursday afternoon teas of the Cosmopolitan Club some prominent man has promised to speak. On the fourth, Mr. Lincoln Steffens, and on the eleventh, Dr. Edward Meyer, the German Exchange Professor, will address the club. Dean W. R. Castle, Jr., '00 will give an illustrated talk on the eighteenth...