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...anything were needed to refute those occasional critics of the Harvard Glee Club who complain that by going in for first-class music the Club is killing the old college songs, the "Harvard Song Book" would do the trick. Certain graduates have written dismal letters to the "Alumni Bulletin" during the past two or three years, conveying an impression that always until now it has been a major sport for undergraduates to gather in compact groups about a piano of an evening and split the air with "Giniral Grant", but that the Glee Club is spoiling all this...
...University is far from underestimating its opponent. Centre's record has commanded the admiring respect of every football critic in the country ever since the colorful little college appeared on the athletic horizon. The game this afternoon will be one to remember...
...that day is past, largely because this age of machinery is forcing all of us in self defense to be musicians or poets. And the fine arts are no longer limited to temperamental immortals. Some of our magazine poetry furnishes sufficient cause for the comment of that jealous critic who said that free verse was the very poor art of saying nothing poorly...
Eighteen men will be on the teaching staff this year, of whom ten are members of the Faculty of the University. Among the more prominent are Professor C. H. Grandgent '83 and Professor W. B. Munro '99. Professor John Patten Marshall of Boston University, well known as a critic of music, is also on the staff. The English courses have always been the most popular offered in Extension Work with over a hundred enrolled in almost all the courses offered. But Professor Marshall's course on Analysis and Appreciation of Music, which had an enrollment of 168 last year, being...
...mediaeval doctor had to find an academic berth or starve. The modern doctor-editor publicist, reviewer, critic, or author-has a thousand channels open to him, thanks to the printing press. It is true no gaping crowds of docile youth are compelled to stop in the highways and by-ways to listen whether they will or not. But the modern doctor who a message will be heard and sustained outside academic walls. He may, if he looks too far ahead, suffer the martyr's fate. But, if he chooses the wiser method of teaching those things the multitude can hear...