Word: groups
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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When Bernard Fay speaks before the Morris Gray Poetry Group, a larger number of students than ever before will have the opportunity of benefitting by the unusual bequest which has done so much for those interested in verse. Previously the audiences have been limited, both because a small group could accomplish more than a large, and because the meeting place does not permit a large gathering...
This is probably the precise desire of the founder, Morris Gray '77, who has been so unobtrusive in his numerous gifts to the University in the cause of poetry. In the occasional meetings of the group students of similar interests have been drawn together; recent poetry is discussed, and without and organization of any kind, ideas in poetry are promoted. If the fund could be used to present occasional speakers of interest to a larger public, and at the same time the smaller group could hold intermittent meetings, the best efforts of the founder will be realized...
...policy of the H. A. A. is not always clear as to the method of apportioning athletic expenses. The general principle is to make no charges save the usual towel and locker fees for group, and team sports while the athletic facilities designed for the individual or pair, must be paid for every time they are used. Tennis, squash and swimming fall under this category but rowing singles, which is surely an individual form of exercise, requires no extra payment...
...expected that a large number of undergraduates will welcome the opportunity to hear Miss Stein discussed by one who knows her well. M. Fay has been the subject of one of this author's pen portraits, and is well acquainted with all the members of the "transition" group in Paris...
This continues the policy of the Idler and the Harvard Dramatic Club in exchanging members for various productions. Last year, Dramatic Club actors played in another drawing-room comedy produced by the Radcliffe group, "The Last of Mrs. Cheyney," while students from Radcliffe appeared in the cast of Galsworthy's play, "The Show," and Milne's "Success," last year's Dramatic Club productions...