Word: mattered
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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While there is so much ground for complaint about the management of the Society, it will be impossible to reach any satisfactory result without more than half an hour's discussion. It would be exceedingly inadvisable to pass the matter over without discussion, for the Society's store has been badly managed in the past, and probably will be in the future if decisive action is not taken tomorrow. We remind members that there may be no other meeting this year, and that it is their duty to see that business is not rushed through too quickly. We believe that...
...members to think that because of the early formation of the club there is little work to do. The club has thirty-five members. The basses, both first and second are excellent, and on account of the good quality of all the material it was an exceedingly difficult matter to choose. The second tenors are a little weak, but can probably be developed into a fairly good set of voices. The first tenor is deplorably weak. It seems as if a class of over three hundred ought to furnish more tenors. Those singing now are nearly all untrained and after...
From time to time notices have appeared in our columns urging seniors to attend to the matter of class photographs. As the season advances the need of haste becomes more apparent. The work of taking class pictures is more considerable doubtless than is generally supposed. Last year, we are informed, some men delayed so long that it was impossible for Pach to finish the work before college closed. Care, therefore, should be taken this year to avoid a like occurrence. It must be remembered that the taking of class photographs does not necessarily involve any personal expense. The main object...
There seems to be a very general impression abroad that there is something radically wrong with athletics here at Harvard. As a matter of fact there is nothing the matter with athletics here. Radical changes in all departments have characterized the history of the university in recent years. These changes brought about a crisis in our athletics, and gave them a decided set-back; but it was a needed set-back, one which served to eradicate many of the serious faults of the old athletic system. From it athletics started forward under an essentially new system, and the many defeats...
During the holidays the Boston Record published a series of interviews with Harvard graduates on the much discussed and well-worn topic, "What is the matter with Harvard in athletics...