Word: talents
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...have as yet presented themselves as candidates for the CRIMSON. It is our custom to choose a freshman editor sometime during the spring, and if a man wishes to make the most of his chances, he ought to begin work now. The CRIMSON does not ask for great literary talent, but does require acclivity in the collection of news, and a thorough interest in the welfare of the paper. The Managing Editor will be glad to help any one, particularly freshmen, who desires to try for an editorship...
...announced that the Conference Francaise will hold its first meeting for the year Wednesday evening. Dr. P. B. Marcou, the new instructor in the French Department, will speak on Victor Jacquemont, a writer of the early part of this century, whose literary talent and adventurous career entitle him to a wider renown than posterity has granted him. He travelled extensively in the Orient and once had an opportunity to become viceroy of Cashmere. Among those who have promised to address the Conference later in the year are Professor Van Daell, of the Institute of Technology; Professor C. H. Grandgent, superintendent...
...cannot say how much truth there may be in these charges, but they seem to indicate that something is or has been wrong in the management. If the Glee club considers itself a university organization which intends to embody the best musical talent of Harvard, the above charges are serious, and the society ought to be reformed. If it is simply a private club, it is nobody's business, of course, what it does; but the fact ought to be known so that a better organization can be formed...
...musical club to be known as the "Double Quartet" has been organized at Princeton. The club is composed of the best musical talent in the college, and will doubtless be very successful. The club will take a trip during the spring recess...
...rank high among the old English comedies which are being produced at that theatre. Miss Clark as Lady Gay Spanker, Mr. Pitt as Sir Harconet Courtly, and Mr. Wilson as Mark Meddle were admirable. The charming character of Grace Hathaway was adequately taken by Miss Sheridan, whose marked talent is familiar to theatre goers. The same play will be given again tomorrow...