Word: well
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Sanders Theatre tonight takes on an interest and significance far exceeding that of ordinary contests. The question of whether the United States should depart from its traditional diplomatic policies and enter into entangling alliances in Europe is one which this country must face within the next few weeks as well as at the close of the war. While the United States is not legally at war, it many be, either by actual hostilities between the armed forces of Germany and the United States or declaration by Germany, even before Congress has time to convene and act. Our relation with...
...note with delight your editorial entitled "Compulsory Latin Must Go," as it seems to us the statement of a sage educational policy and is clearly the work of a man who knows the classics well and only turns from them after giving them a thorough trial...
...Board of Overseers have appointed a committee of visitors for the University dining halls. This board, comprising seven well-known Boston women, will inspect the University kitchens and dining halls. Its function will be not so much to seek unsatisfactory conditions as to suggest improvements. The committee is as follows...
...tenth annual concert of the Musical Club in John Knowles Paine Hall demonstrated afresh the vitality of the Club in its ability to provide an interesting and well diversified program, including original compositions all performed by its members. The most ambitious work and one which abundantly justified its performance was a sonata for viola and piano by D. N. Tweedy, Jr., 1G. This sonata, excellently laid out for its respective instruments, showed clear and logical structure, with solicut themes capable of varied treatment, of excellent emotional contents, alike dignified brilliant and expressive. Mr. Coolidge and Mr. Tweedy gave an authoritative...
...group of Frenchmen as the soldiers of the Maid and an equally good group of Englishmen compelled by cruel History to be her murderers. There seemed to be a vague impression in the audience that the Germans were some how responsible. We should add that the piece is exceptionally well acted, but marred by some excessively feeble, sugary music, which continues throughout. Altogether it is a magnificent, if slightly silly, business and will probably have an enormous vogue