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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...musician, will give a pianoforte recital in Sanders Theatre this evening at 8 o'clock under the auspices of the Deutscher Verein. This concert is given by Mr. Baermann to show his good will toward the musical life of the University and especially toward the Deutscher Verein. For this reason it is hoped that his generosity will meet with the enthusiastic recepton which it deserves. That this desire will in a large measure be fulfilled is assured by the unusual demand for tickets, which up to last evening far exceeded the supply. For this reason the Deutscher Verein management announces...
...past thirty years Mr. Baermann has been a prominent force in the artistic life of Boston by reason of his masterly interpretations of pianoforte literature, his broad scholarship and his inspiring teaching. Among his famous pupils there have been many Harvard men. His ancestors for generations have been conspicuous in the musical life of Germany. His grandfather,--Heinrich Baermann, was a famous clarinet player and an intimate friend of Mendelssohn, Meyerbeer and von Weber. The father of Carl Baermann inherited the musical talent of Heinrich, and was also a widely known composer of clarinet music...
...much to hope that the Boston Arena will be ready for use by next season, when regular practice and a chance to play the games as scheduled will give an unusual advantage. With six veterans as a nucleus and the pick of the victorious Freshman seven, there is no reason why next year's team should not, by faithful application, win the championship...
...live close together and, by learning each others' points of view, prevent the rupture and disunion which have in some former years ruined all class unity and life after graduation. The next speaker, A. Gregg, praised the new method in that it enabled men to have some sincere reason for rooming in the Yard and did away with the custom of applying simply because it was a thing generally done by most of the class. P. D. Smith, denying the general opinion that friends are not made during Senior year, said that great reliance may be placed in the hearty...
...storm of Saturday morning the ice was in poor condition, and consequently the game contained little passing or team-play on either side. For the first time this season the Harvard team played with its regular line-up, Morgan being at right-centre and Huntington at point. For this reason there was a noticeable improvement in the aggressiveness of the team as a whole, and in spite of the poor ice there were several flashes of good team-play between the University forwards. The defence, too, showed up well and although the condition of the ice considerably slowed...