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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...another phase of the question, this action of members of neutral nations in joining the Chinese army, for certainly none will join the efficient Japanese one, while the basic motives are praise-worthy, will nevertheless undermine and render most difficult all attempts of neutral nations to interfere or arbitrate in the struggle...
...last song which the glee club will render--"War and Washington" expresses better than any other poem of the day, the "Spirit of '76". The tune "British Grnadier" was already a century old; and it is still played by the band of the Grenadier Guards...
...program will include mainly English, German, and American Folk melodies, and arias from eighteenth century, featuring a selection of Bach Chorals. Mr. Wilson is expected to render some of his arrangements of negro spirituals, and also a group of modern songs. He has not announced the complete program...
Steuart Wilson, well-known English tenor, and former member of the English Singers group, will render a series of songs this evening in the John Knowles Paine Concert Hall of the Music Building at 8.15 o'clock. Mr. Wilson, who gave a concert in the Music Building on this date last year, is an authority on the interpretation of Bach and Folk music. The concert is under the auspices of the Division of Music, the staff of which has gotten Mr. Wilson to come to Cambridge on his tour of America. The singer will be accompanied by Dalles Frantz...
...itself responsibility for the health of students, the history of its medical service has been one of continued expansion and progress; despite this advance the Department of Physical Education and the Department of Hygiene find themselves confronted with a startling inadequacy of equipment and a paucity of personnel which render proper care for undergraduate health an impossibility. Neither the Stillman Infirmary nor Wadsworth House is adequate, and the staff of physicians under Dr. Alfred Worcester '78 is not large enough or well enough paid to enable them to give sufficient attention to the needs of the students...