Word: met
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...these two chords, together with that on the subdominant or fifth below the tonic the harmony of simpler compositions is in general confined. That one of the old church tonalities (in C) which could, with slight changes from the Pythagorean model, give major triads on all these three notes met best of all the tonic demand upon harmonic structure and became the Standard Major mode of modern times. The modern minor is a development from two other church tonalities, those...
Forty-one men met in the trophy room of the gymnasium last night in response to the call for candidates for the foot ball squad. Captain Trafford explained that the squad this year was designed to be a feeder to the university eleven, rather than to the class elevens, as last year. It will be kept at work for five weeks. At the end of a fortnight it will be divided into two parts, an advanced squad being formed out of the men who have shown most interest and ability in their work. The advanced section will meet...
...great success of the New York alumni dinner the other day makes noticeable once more the increasing efficiency of the Harvard clubs all over the country. Everywhere the members of the clubs have met with more than usual enthusiasm. Part of this is doubtless due to our victory at Springfield, doubly glorious after an unbroken series of defeats. But there is a greater awakening of the Harvard spirit in the land than athletic successes alone will account for. Perhaps the successful working of the elective system is dispelling the doubts which a great part of our alumni felt at first...
...Brooks '87, R. F. Herrick '90, and Captain Perkins of the 'varsity crew met President Townsend of the Yale Navy in New London Saturday to talk over the annual Harvard-Yale boat race, and to exchange views in regard to preliminaries. Captain Perkins has not been in Cambridge since the conference, so it is impossible to give any information concerning its results except such as was published in yesterday's papers...
...executive committee of the Athletic Association met yesterday afternoon and decided, among other things, to hold only two winter meetings this year, instead of the usual three. This will undoubtedly prove to have been a wise step as only the events especially interesting will then take place. These two meetings will probably be given on two of the three last Saturdays in March...