Word: musical
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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With the October issue of the "Harvard Musical Review" appears another magazine to claim its share of undergraduate interest. To the average observer it would seem that the number of students sufficiently interested in music to subscribe to such a paper would be much too small to insure it life and financial health, or at least in comparison to its older brothers the "Monthly" and the "Illustrated." And, no doubt, the very fact that enough enthusiasm was generated among the students to produce even the initial number of a paper which contains only material of a purely musical nature will...
...Music's Everyday Usefulness...
...casual listener the major function of music is to please. Professor Spalding emphasizes the oft-neglected but supremely valuable quality of music; namely, its everyday usefulness. This article should be a "lamp unto the feet" of many. May it be widely read...
...provision in the Class Constitution that the treasurer's report be made public twice a year, the retiring treasurer makes the following statement to the Sophomore class: Receipts. Class collections, $397.83 Collection from football meeting, 35.02 Rebate on refreshments for smoker, 5.00 Total, 437.85 Expenditures. Student Council dues, $10.00 Music (A. M. Kanrich's Band), 65.00 Red Book Committee (T. K. Richards), 15.00 Printing, 30.50 Smokers, 134.80 1915 Dinner, 6.00 1915, Banner, 5.00 Advance payment for refreshments, 3.00 Balance on hand 168.55 Total, 437.85 Respectfully submitted, W.M. H. CLAFLIN, JR., Treasurer...
...Music in Union...