Word: reading
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Louis Allard, instructor in French, will give the fifth of a series of readings from French dramatists in Emerson J this evening at 8 o'clock. He will read "La Cigale," a comedy by H. Meilhac and L. Halevy. The last reading, which will be given next Tuesday, will be from "La Princesse Lointaine," a comedy by Edmond Rostand...
...said that they must be worked with individually. Professor W. T. Foster '01 of Bowdoin College emphasized the need of backbone in college administration to prevent standards from being lowered for the sake of larger numbers. H. W. Holmes '03, chairman of the Committee on Educational Progress, then read an abstract from his report...
...Louis Allard, Instructor in French, will give the third of a series of readings from French authors in Emerson J this evening at 8 o'clock. He will read "Socrate et sa femme," a one-act comedy by Theodore de Banville, and "L'Imagination," a short story by Jules Lemaitre. The reading will be open to the public...
Article 10 of the by-laws, in regard to cross-country running, was amended to read as follows: "No college shall enter more than 12 men for any one competition, or start more than 5, except in the cross-country run, in which contest 20 men may be entered by each member of the Association, 7 of whom may start, and the first 5 qualify." Formerly, only 12 entries were allowed. The University of Virginia, Bowdoin College, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology were admitted to membership in the Association...
...behalf of the members of the Union, we take this opportunity to thank Mr. Copeland for the series of delightful readings which came to an end last night. Many who had never had the pleasure of beauty him before joined those who wished to hear him again and packed the Dining Room at every opportunity. We hope that the manifest popularity of the series will induce Mr. Cope land to made the list longer next year, if he cam not be persuaded to read again this spring...