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...clock. Since the defeat by Yale 3 to 1 on February 11, the University has lost twice to Princeton. Yale, however, proving no stronger against their fast attack, has twice been defeated by Princeton and by scores show no greater strength than those by which the University lost. Although none of the University squad will be kept out of the game because of illness or injury, it is doubtful whether Phillips and Hopkins can keep up to their usual speed throughout the game tonight...
...University will be represented by a large squad of runners at the N. E. A. A. A. U.--championships, which will be held in the Mechanics Building, Boston, tonight at 7.30 o'clock. The meet is run off under the auspices of the Boston Athletic Association. None of the Harvard relay teams will run, and accordingly the men are entered individually in the various events. Those of the 390-yard relay team who run will probably hold back and save themselves for the match race with the B. A. A. team tomorrow...
...tendencies, but Mr. Sessions barely ventures on this dangerous ground, suggesting merely, in the course of the article, three critiria--a sensuous appeal, unity of conception, and a harmonic scheme that gives enjoyment. Instead he sets before us the radical, the conservative, and the partisan, counsels us to be none of them, and leaves us with excellent but vague advice. A "radical conservative" would, in all possibility, have ventured further...
...show in disproof that several hundred different combinations of eighth notes are possible in a measure of four beats. True, doubtless, but there is in practice, very little variety in the grouping of these combinations in the phrase--often a constant repetition of a two measure group--and practically none in the arrangement of the several phrases. The insistency of the syncopation only aggravates the obviousness of the phraseology and the resulting monotony. The musician has no need to adopt the syncopated rhythm of ragtime; he has been using it freely since Bach, but he has been using it with...
...football substitute classed neither with the first team nor the second, though of more ability than the second team man who wins an "H2nd," receives no recognition; the member of the second four-oared crew, in spite of working down to the eve of the Yale race, receives none--a condition very evidently unfair...