Word: sung
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Princeton Club of Chicago, are being added. Singaport has its single and now famous representative. These clubs, although many of them are inactive and many more meet only at times of Harvard-Yale football games, help give an echo to the "Ten Thousand Men of Harvard", as it is sung every year. They give a point to the songs and sermons, and sentimentality which come every class day week; and they turn quite paradoxically sentimentality into sense...
...mustered out as Brigadier General in October, 1865, the Nestor of the House of Representatives, rose before his colleagues in council: "In all the 60 years that have elapsed since the war there has not been one great dramatic poem written, one lyric equal to the soldiers' songs sung during that war, nor one of high moral import. We are living in a utilitarian age, and the spirit that actuated that great war appears to have gone. "What have we now? Yes, We Have No Bananas, Take Us To the Land of Jazz, Hail, Hail, the Gang...
...usual, the concert will consist of a short program to be sung by the Glee Club, after which the members, of the University present will be invited to join the Club in a group of college songs...
...steps of Widener Library at 7 o'clock tonight. Doctor A. T. Davison '06 will again lead the members of the club in singing the regular program, after which college songs, "Fair Harvard", "Ten Thousand Men of Harvard", "On to Victory", "Our Director" and "Up the Street" will be sung by the club and the audience...
...Ballads of the Maine Lumberjacks", collected and edited by Roland Palmer Gray of Elmira College, will be published within a week or so by the University Press. Round the camp fires and in the log cabins deep in the Maine Woods, the lumberjacks have for many decades composed and sung a rude poetry celebrating their hazardous life with its trials and its compensations. For the student of poetic orgins and of American life as well as the general reader, these poems are even more interesting than the famous old ballads handed down from our English ancestors. The typography...