Word: hardening
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Alden Harden MacIntry '21, of Dorchester, was elected Second Assistant Manager of the University Musical Clubs, at a meeting held by that organization last evening. It was also announced, after the meeting, that several concerts are to be held in the Spring term, some of which have already been decided upon, while the others are still unsettled...
...year, while the other officers will retire at the end of the summer session. The other elections were as follows: Vice-president, Ralph, Randolph 2L, of Austin, Texas.; Secretary-Treasurer, Robert Lockwood Lipman 2L.; of Berkely, Cal,; Board of Directors, James Burrill Angel 2L., of Detroit, Mich.; Charles Roe Harden 3L., of New Park, N. J.; and Arthur Emil Simon 2L., of Spokane, Wash...
President Samuel Harden Church of the Carnegie Institute is firmly in sympathy with the exclusion of German music from orchestra programs. He writes: "It is Germany who has made war upon the humanities and upon the human spirit. It is no time to urge the finer things of life while Germany pursues her international debauch of murder, outrage and plunder. Nothing but the lasting scorn of human society can sting that arrogant nation into a penitence that will make safe and good neighbors of them. For anyone, therefore, to demand polite consideration and financial support of anything German would...
Sections 38-45, inclusive, E. F. Harden in charge. Section heads as follows: Sect. 38, M. Batwin; Sect. 39, J. C. Hodges; Sect. 40, P. H. North; Sect. 41, B. M. Hallowell; Sect. 42, A. L. Thuras; Sect. 43, L. Rosenberg; Sect. 44, S. H. Gellman; Sect. 45, J. L. Williams. Regular ushers as follows: Sect. 38, J. M. Hayes, P. E. Greene, W. H. Squire; Sect. 39, T. Thompson, D. W. Smith, C. S. Joslyn; Sect. 40, M. P. Horwitz, B. Kelson, O. P. Gump; Sect. 41, H. Fein, M. M. Weimberg, G. W. Robinson; Sect...
...their own countries. German scholarship is found to be pedantic; French scholarship to be superficial. Most intellectual lights, like Sir Gilbert Murray and Gabriele d'Annunzio, have found their refuge in acquiescent, even enthusiastic patriotism. Some like Romain Rolland preach tolerance in a foreign country. Bertrand Russell and Maximilian Harden who insist on academic freedom reap only dishonor among their own people...