Word: perring
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Circolo Italiano play, which will be the first ever produced by that organization, will be held in Brattle Hall tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. The piece is a three-act comedy by Giuseppe Glacosa, entitled "Chi Lascia la Via Vecchia per la Nuova sa quel che Lascia e non sa quel che Trova." The men's parts will be taken by members of the Circolo Italiano, while girls from the Circolo Italo Americano of Boston will take the female parts...
...Circolo Italiano play, which will be the first ever undertaken by that organization, will be held in Brattle Hall on May 16 at 8 o'clock. The piece is a three-act comedy by Giuseppe Giacosa, entitled "Chi Lascia la Via Vecchia per la Nuova sa quel che Lascia e non sa quel che Trova...
...Yard and must be followed: chairmen of spreads must furnish Yard tickets for caterers; spreads will be charged for canvas fencing at the rate of 10 cents a foot; policemen for the spread entrances will be furnished, if desired, by the committee at the rate of $1 per hour; in case of injury to the grass by the caterers, the members of the spread will be held responsible; in case of rain, those spreading must pay the cost of moving the benches; payment in advance for canvas and policemen will be required. 1916 CLASS DAY COMMITTEE...
...magazines, etc. Yet every year numerous public functions are held in the Union, such as class smokers, dinners, mass meetings, faculty receptions and dances, and lectures of one kind and another. In the case of undergraduate affairs, it has been estimated that in the last five years, only 55 per cent of the undergraduates have been members of the Union. Obviously, the injustice of this situation where 55 per cent. of the student body support an institution which is used largely for the benefit of everybody, is very great. It is interesting to note that if the rule that...
...place to consider the alternative. It was the consensus of opinion at the hearing that the added expense to classes from the rent of halls for class smokers, dinners, dances and mass meetings if the Union were not at their disposal, would average five or six dollars per man if the expenses were borne equally by every man. In other words, a larger donation would be expected from members of each class, if the Union were compelled to close its doors in the future. By the proposed system of universal support, thus placing the Union under the wing...