Word: matter
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...President Elliot's annual report opens the discussion, which is carried on at length by Professor R. B. Merriman '96 in the University notes. A special article by A. W. Hinkel '08, entitled "An Undergraduate on Curtailing Athletics," and the "Student Life" department present the popular view of the matter. The records of current athletic events which the Graduates Magazine supplies, are more for reference than for news value and so are of necessity given in condensed from. The important sections of President Eliot's report are given separate from the quoted paragraphs on athletics. Reviews of recent books...
...utmost thanks and credit are due to Miss Adams and the members of her company, to Mr. Charles Frohman, and the committee of the English Department who had the matter in hand. Their enthusiasm and energy have made the performance in every way a great success, equalled only by Mr. Forbes Robertson's attainment in April...
...there to be no Yard Concerts this year? There was a time when these informal performances by the musical clubs in the early summer evenings were each year expected as a matter of course, but last year it was only at President Eliot's suggestion that the clubs realized their incumbency to continue this excellent custom and then only one concert was given...
...Student Council has begun to receive suggestions. Although there has been as yet not even a nominating committee appointed to propose names for election next fall, the Council is taken as a matter of course by at least one man who evidently believes in the usefulness of the Council and its ability to cope with all questions of undergraduate importance. This is by no means the first time that suggestions have been made with a view to having the student body give some concrete appreciation to high scholarship each year, but little has ever been accomplished in that direction...
Class "Lives" have been coming in better lately, and now only about 100 remain to be collected. The chief value of the statistics compiled from these "Lives" is in their complete representation of the class; accordingly every Senior is urged to co-operate with the secretary in this matter and make our class report the best yet issued. Those who have lost their blanks may obtain new ones by applying to Box D. G. EMERSON...