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...Princess Ninetta," Strauss 2 Overture, "Oberon," Weber 3 Waltz, "Meerleuchten," Ziehrer 4 Selection, "La Grande Duchesse," Offenbach 5 Scarf Dance from "Callirhoe," Chaminade 6 Overture, "Mignon," A. Thomas 7 Selection, "Cavalleria Rusticana," Mascagni 8 Slavonic Dance, Dvorak 9 Overture, "Barber of Seville," Rossini 10 Waltz, "Kaiser," Strauss 11 Intermezzo, "Forget me Not," Macbeth 12 March, "Vienna Dude," Wagner
...general exhortations to economy though they serve to remind us of a duty which we must never forget, and which it is a constant fight to enforce in detail, still they are of no great aid unless accompanied by suggestions of a more specific nature...
Another principle underlying the free elective system is that we can study best those courses which interest us most. But we must not forget the difference between the undergraduate, who is apt to be indifferent to the good his studies may do him, and the mature man, who is actuated solely by a desire of self-improvement. To conclude, the free elective system assumes the evident fallacy that the student's aim is earnest and his judgment nature, and it fails to emphasize the development of character and the broadening of intellect...
...said Dr. Sandys, to exaggerate the ignorance of the Middle Ages, and to forget that the revival of learning in Italy was brought about by a long succession of causes. The link between mediaeval and modern literature is Petrarch. Descended from Florentine ancestry, he was born in 1304. He spent his youth in exile, and was educated at the University of Bologna. His first great achievement was the discovery of Cicero's "Pro Archia" in 1333. He spent a quiet life at Vaucluse and Arqua, where he died in 1374. Petrarch saturated his life with a careful study...
...Monday's communication from Mr. Fall, modern football was criticized, among other things for the "danger of being tempted to forget that you are a gentleman...