Word: reviewers
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Sophomore class is planning to publish a review of class activities, to be known as the "Blue Book", in conjunction with the class dinner and entertainment on March 1. The competition for positions on the board will start immediately after vacation, and the work will be of a general nature, getting advertisements, drawing, compiling the book, etc., and will not be run in separate departments as was done in the case of the Red Book. The men who are appointed will make the class committee. Men who wish to enter this competition are advised to start getting advertisements during vacation...
...January issue of Outing is presented the annual football Roll of Honor and a review of the past season. The former contains a total of 101 names of the leading players, all the men on the list having been named by two or more coaches. Sixteen of these occupied similar positions last season. There are five University players on the list, Mahan, Gilman, King, Soucy, and Harte. There are some inconsistencies in the compilation; for instance, although it is stated that Watson is a better field general than Barrett of Cornell, his name is left out of the list, which...
...Zoological Club. Review: "The Measurement and Significance of Hydrogen Iron Concentrations," by Mr. Selig Hecht. Zoological Laboratory Room...
...Sessions, a former president of the "Musical Review," continues his detailed discussion of the works of Richard Strauss. If no strikingly novel criticism is to be found therein, there are many facts relating to the genesis of Strauss more important works, their technical and esthetic character which are presented with a continuity and grasp which makes them valuable to a less informed reader...
...makes some thoughtful remarks, under the caption "Opera, Owned and Borrowed," on the ever fresh problem of opera in Boston, one which should be solved if that community is to retain its position in the musical life of the country. Comments on an editorial from the "Opera Magazine," and reviews conclude a number of high standard which must re-affirm the consideration to which the "Musical Review" is entitled as a genuine contribution to the critical activity of our country...