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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...know of it and by direct patronage. The prices have been made very low--the best seats for only one dollar and good seats for half that sum. I feel strongly that if opera can become permanent here in Boston, where good music is so deeply enjoyed, it will mean much in the way of refined amusement, edification, and a more liberal culture in a far too much neglected branch of musical art. W. R. SPALDING...
...When I speak of a college as believing in the truth, I mean first that its president and faculty must be honest and fearless; but I mean more than this. I mean also that a high standard of honor must be maintained by its undergraduates; for, far beyond the belief of most men, the standing of a college in the community and the effect of a college in the country depend on the personal character of the undergraduates...
...subscription was collected last year for the purchase of the "old" college bell. The amount of $73.00 was collected and turned over to the charge of the Memorial Society. This amount being insufficient, the purchase was delayed, and in the mean time it was discovered that the bell was really not an old one, and not deserving of the sentiment lavished upon...
...fortunes of their student brethren elsewhere should assemble in the mass-meeting and pass resolutions denouncing such uncivilized invasion of student freedom; they should extend their sympathy to their fellows who are sacrificing their lives in the cause of student liberty. Such a protest can in no sense mean an encouragement to a revolt against college authority. It is an expression of indignation against any attempt on the part of political and military powers to interfere with the student bodies the world over. MEYER BLOOMFIELD...
...Geological Conference. Papers: Geology of the Southeastern part of the Middlesex Fells. Dr. E. C. E. Lord.--A New Chart of Mean Annual Rainfall. Professor Ward. Rotch Building...