Word: mucks
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Deutscher Verein will hold an "Empfamgskommers" in honor of Professor Eucken, Exchange Professor from Germany and Dr. Carl Muck, Director of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, in the Trophy Room of the Union this evening at 8.30 o'clock. Professors Spalding, Muensterberg, and Francke will speak. Ever since the plan with the German universities for exchange professors has been in effect, the Verein has held a reception for them in the fall, so that now it has become an annual event...
...first of a series of eight concerts will be given by the Boston Symphony Orchestra this evening in Sanders Theatre at 8 o'clock. Dr. Carl Muck, who conducted the orchestra during the seasons of 1906-07 and 1907-08, has again been secured since the completion of his engagement with the Royal Opera, Berlin, and will be the conductor throughout the coming winter...
...Winthrop A. Hamlin has done them a favor by writing an article on that Bureau. As a means of redistributing the labor power of the community it is probably doing more to bring about a correct distribution of wealth and better social conditions than all the muck-rakers and resentful reformers combined...
...epidemic of muck-raking has at last reached the college magazines, and both of our literary papers have severe attacks. The case of the "Goodies" having been exhibited, the Advocate now turns its attention to the College Chapel, and the editorial in the present issue will bring the blush to many a clerical cheek. It appears that the editors go to chapel and are bored by uninteresting sermons. Clearly the Board of Preachers must be reorganized at once...
...should not the Monthly and the Advocate muck-rake each other? We offer a few suggestions for the Monthly's opening attack. It may point out that the account of the Council of Federated Clubs is informing but prosy; that the "Tale--Full of Sound and Fury" really signifies nothing, and is unspeakably silly; that in "An International Love Affair" a fair story is marred by an effort to be smart; that the "Three Moods of the Marsh" are vague and vapid. (Alliteration is always effective in muck-raking; the fitness of the words is less important). The critic...