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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...gymnasium fund, the Juniors showed the best results, getting from last place into second. The Sophomores managed to hold third place over the Seniors, who had a bad falling-off. The Juniors contributed $629, the Sophomores $397, and the Seniors and Freshmen, $22 and $39 respectively. The total for the day amounted to a little under $1000. Standing of Classes. Amounts Contributed Percentage of Men Contributing 1916--$2495 1913--50.5 1914-- 2035 1914--38 1915-- 1898 1916--30.5 1913-- 1778 1915--29. Totals, $8206 Average...
Professor G. P. Baker '87 will give the last lecture in his series on "Dramatic Composition" under the Lowell Foundation in Huntington Hall, 491 Boylston street, Boston, this afternoon at 5 o'clock. The subject of this lecture will be "The Total Effect." Tickets may be obtained free from the Curator of the Lowell Institute at Huntington Hall. Applications by mail must be accompanied by a stamped and addressed envelope for each ticket...
...general, however, the poems give the impression of jewels too richly set. Gem is juxtaposed to gem without regard to total effect. The above metaphor is inserted in a simile and the sentence in which they occur contains some half dozen other similar brilliants. This galaxy tends to obscure rather than clarify the fact that Nicolette looked forth from a tower and dropped by a cord to the earth below. Incidentally the cord in this procedure becomes a "thread of lustre" and Nicolette "a drop of radiance." The mediaeval romancer in his description of this episode had instincts which were...
...gain of about $850, a falling off of over half from Monday's results. The Junior class responded well to the call from their class committee, and headed the list for yesterday with $374; never-theless they are still in last place. The Freshman class showed a fairly satisfactory total of $299, while the Seniors and Sophomores were far behind with $79 and $96, respectively. The total of all the contributions is now slightly over $7000, and approximately 750 undergraduates have contributed, due to the activity of the Student Council Committee...
...contributions for the new gymnasium fund for the second day show a total of about $2,000, making a little over $6000 for the whole collection. The Sophomore class responded well to the exhortation of their class committee, and managed to get third place, the Juniors falling to last. The Freshman class is still well in the lead with a total of $2147, although only 25 per cent of the class have contributed. If the rest of the members keep up this average, 1916 ought to be able to stay in the lead. As only 2 per cent...