Word: wagner
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Boston Symphony Orchestra will give the eight of a series of nine Cambridge concerts this evening at 7.45 o'clock in Sanders Theatre. Mr. Willy Hess will be the soloist. Following is the program: Beethoven, Overture, "Leonore," No. 3; Spohr. Concerto for Violin, D. minor; Wagner, Introduction to Lohengrin; Tschaikowsky, Symphony...
...Sophomore trials, the following men were chosen for the team: W. H. Keeling, M. C. Leckner, S. F. Peavey. For the second team, E. R. Brumley, E. W. Friend, W. H. Pollak were retained. The judges were H. LeB. Sampson L.'04, F. B. Wagner 3L., and Mr. R. LuV. Lyman...
...Gish, S. F. peavey, G. C. Prizer, M. C. Leckner, W. H. Keeling, T. G. Hammond, R. M. Arkush, W. H. Pollak. Each man will be allowed eight minutes and one minute for rebuttal if he so desires. The judges will be A. A. Ballantine 1L., F. B. Wagner 3L., and H. N. Davis 3G. Six men will be retained to complete in the final trials in the New Lecture Hall on Friday at 7 o'clock...
...questions connected with debating in the University were fully discussed. Among the speakers were F. B. Wagner 3L., president of the University Debating Council; A. Tulin 2L., W. H. Davis '05, and B. V. Kanaley 1L., members of the team against Princeton; Mr. R. T. Parke '99, coach of that team; J. C. Prizer '07, president of the Sophomore Debating Club; J. S. Davis '08, president of the Freshman Debating Club; Professor T. N. Carver, and Professor G. P. Baker. The last speaker summed up the discussion of the evening, on the following points: that debating teams should represent...
...Wagner 3L., editor-in-chief of "Bothsides," after dwelling on the possibilities of the new paper, urged those present to come out for the editorial and business staffs...