Word: meriting
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...been customary in past years to produce a long play in the fall, but short plays are always acceptable. The club hopes, however, that a long comedy of sufficient merit may be secured for production...
...student will be given the prize more than once. The committee of award will consist of the members of the Division of Fine Arts or a group of members or other persons whom the Division may designate. If in one year no work is considered of sufficient merit to be given the awards, they may be withheld. All prize paintings or drawings for which prizes are given, will become the permanent property of the Division of Fine Arts...
...pictures of exceptional merit have been added to the loan exhibition of Dutch paintings, now on view at the Fogg Art Museum. These are Rubens' splendid "Meleager and Atlanta," and "The Lace-Maker," by Nicholas Maes, a characteristic genre picture of his best period. The paintings which remain on exhibition include one in oil by Rembrandt and one by Franz Hals. There is also an excellent Van Ostade of a group of peasants playing cards, illustrating well the remarkable skill of the Dutch masters of that period in genre painting. These pictures are loaned through the kindness of Mr. Henry...
...attributed to the excellence of the musical numbers. "The White Elephant" has been particularly fortunate in having R. M. Jopling '16, S. P. Sears '17, and D. MacC. Stewart '16, to write the music for it, and this work has proved to be of more than average merit. The play will be produced in New York exactly as it was in Cambridge and Boston with the same cast. J. K. Hodges '14 is in charge of the management...
...invariably been the majority, if not the unanimous, selection of his coaches and the captain. Questions of policy and of selection are always matters openly discussed at coaches' meetings and seldom if ever has any undergraduate dared to suggest favoritism, club politics, or other reason than merit for a man's selection. Yet under this system the captain has not become subordinated. The football captain leaves his mark on his team as undeniably as ever and his service to the team has increased many fold with his release from other responsibilities. Instead of its being a maxim that...