Word: classical
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...greatest and most unique County Fair held in this or any other age will take place in the Baseball Cage next Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. On this night the Class of 1913 will gather in front of Hollis Hall at 7.45 o'clock. Headed by the classic and only original German band the class will march with great dignity to Soldiers Field...
...varied attractions of this great Fair. Of course there will be present the much-heralded African dodger, the gay Hoop-la Hooplala, and the Jinx--champion bean shooter of the world. But an even greater attraction than all these will be seen in the Class Mascot. Ever since the classic dinner at the American House this wonderful creature has been kept in close confinement. No member of the class can afford to miss its reappearance...
...several years sung together successfully, the joint concert tonight by the Harvard and Radcliffe Glee Clubs is a distinct innovation. The Music Department has devoted much time and skill to training the two organizations together for several weeks past, and as a result the program for tonight contains classic songs of a nature more ambitious than either club could have successfully attempted by itself. There is every reason to hope that this may become an annual musical event. To those who have heard the clubs sing together at Christmas, there can be no doubt as to the success...
...Marrenet's well-known "Vision Fugitive," Mr. Hancock displayed appropriate emotional wormth, and careful enunciation of the text--a virtue too rare among singers. In the movements from Mendelssohn's classic D minor Trio, Messrs Hall, Coolidge and Rossbach gave evidence of the cardinal qualities of ensemble playing in a performance that was incisively rhythmic and frequently brilliant, while Mr. Barry showed equally commendable facility in the idiomatic Fantasie by Poppler...
...Note: Ordinarily the CRIMSON does not print anonymous communications, but the one below is so very original in its spelling, punctuation, and grammar, that it is almost a classic, and appears worthy of publication. Moreover, it proves that there is someone besides the printer who reads our editorials...