Word: uses
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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This bringing out of character by use of background is in writing the suggestion of mood by describing objectively a mood of nature. In painting and writing it is a very stimulating thing to do. Its danger lies in the fact that one may arrive at finding symbolism were there is only simple statement. In music it brings program pieces. I should dislike program painting...
...minimum for their physically-fit male students, which course when entered upon by any student shall as regards such student, be a prerequisite for graduation, to allot a minister of an average of three hours per week per academic year to military training and instruction, and to use their endeavors to promote its interests...
...student whose dues to the University remain unpaid at this time is acquired at once to cease attending literatures or recitations, using libraries, laboratories, the gymnasium, athletic grounds or buildings, boarding at the dinning halls and making use of any other privileges as a student until his financial relations with the University have been arranged satisfactorily to the Bursa Failure to comply with this rule is deemed cause for separation of the student from the University. A student in them College who is reprived of his privilege for non-payment of dues, is liable for special fee of $10 upon...
...adoption of this plan of undergraduate coaching makes the production unique in many respects. The play, the acting, the managing and the producing are all the work of past or present members of the University, and no professional assistance whatever is made use of. The scheme was initiated by the club last spring, when N. Clarke '16 and J. W. D. Seymour '17 coached the actors. Its success has probably made it a permanent feature of the club's productions...
...Department in a patriotic work of great importance. Last year the Volunteer Regiment succeeded in spite of academic indifference and discouragement through the enthusiasm and the self-sacrifice of the student body. It would seem as if it were now time for the graduates to make every effort and use every influence to see that this more important and vital measure does not die of similar inanition on the part of the University, and to insure the immediate establishment of a unit of the Corps at Harvard...