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...communication which we publish in another column in regard to this year's Index is only one instance of the many complaints we have heard in regard to the many inaccuracies in the book. It is unfortunate that the book has been compiled with such carelessness that grave and inexcusable errors appear on nearly every page. The book is unsafe for public reference...
...Lyman Abbott at Appleton Chapel yesterday afternoon taking his text from the first few verses of the fourth chapter of St. Matthew made a most forcible New Year's address. He said, who of us has not heard this voice of the tempter? To some just starting out in life it is the voice of pleasure, of self, of indulgence; to others the voice of liberty and independence, and to others still the voice of success. To the first the tempter says now is the time, pleasure like champagne, drink it quick when you can best appreciate...
...train from there to Cincinnati, and to the manager of the concert asking him to hold the audience as long as possible. The first telegram did not reach the Railroad Superintendent whose office was closed while he was at supper. When the train go to Columbus no one had heard of a special train. Again the mildest natures had a chance to say their bluest words. There was no hing to do but dismiss the audience by telegram and continue on the regular train. This the club did and at eleven o'clock, a dejected, disgusted, worn-out crowd dragged...
...trip has now become an expected annual occurrence and in some respects it is of no little importance. It is doubtful whether the club is in greater interest in Harvard to the extent of drawing more men here. Probably few students come here from the west because they have heard the Harvard Glee Club sing. But the club exerts good influence in drawing graduates together for a familiar entertainment that brings backs many pleasant recollections. It keeps alive Harvard spirit and interest among her graduates and from this point of view the trip of the club is of considerable value...
...fall concert of the Musical Clubs last night was one of the best that we have heard in Sanders Theatre, and it was greatly appreciated by the large and enthusiastic audience. The Glee Club sang with care and expression after they had fully entered into the spirit of the evening. It is a little unfortunate that they placed their most difficult piece first on the programme, for they were not in the spirit for it and sang it much less effectively than their later pieces. To be sure the song "The Rhain and the Moselle" by Ethelbert Nevin...