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...seven cornices on the mountain of Purgatory, up which the pilgrim must climb, are the sins of pride, envy, anger, gloomy indifference, avarice, lust, and gluttony. Pride is a sin against God, for it makes man self-centered. Envy is the evil eye that looks with malignant intent upon the more successful man. Gloomy indifference is that dangerous state of mind which leads one finally to embrace sin. Lust is the flame through which every man and woman must sometime pass,--namely, the desires of the flesh...
...most modern compositions of D'Indy or some one of his sort, wrathfully departed from Sanders Theatre with the comment. "I did not come to Sanders Theatre to hear a reproduction of the noises of the street," this same music may be as pellucid as the pool of a mountain stream. All this, however, gives the Victorian little help in his present task. All of his loves--very respectable indeed, but old-fashioned--Scott, Dickens Thankeray, the great Jane, Fielding, Chaucer, Goldsmith, Byron, Wordsworth, Shakespere, and the people of the Bible, have trained and perhaps limited him to expect definiteness...
...opening act of "Believe Me,. Xantippe" takes place in New York City, and the remaining three acts have for their scene the picturesque mountain region of Southern Colorado. The plot deals with the adventures of a lively young American who wagers that he can successfully escape capture by detectives and police officers after he has pretended to commit the crime of forgery. He makes a successful escape, and the chase continues for the greater part of the play, being developed with great originality on the part of the author in a manner that is sure to continuously amuse the audience...
...Geological Conference. "Notes on Localities in Ontario and New England recently visited." Professor Wolff. "Rocky Mountain Summer School of 1912." Professor Woodworth. Mineralogical Lecture Room, University Museum...
...Cadwell 2L. (b) "Poker Rag," J. G. Gilkey '12 and Mandolin Quintet. PART SECOND. 7. "Andantino," Lemare Cornell Mandolin Club. 8. (a) "Love's Old Sweet Song," Arr. by D. W. Hanscom '12 (b) Since Pa Has Bought a Limousine, Kratz Harvard Glee Club Quartet. 9. "Monk of the Mountain," Bullard Cornell Glee Club. 10. Ragtime Medley, Arr. by Rice Harvard Banjo Club. 11. "Mighty Like a Rose," Nevin Mr. Reutlinger And Cornell Mandolin Club. 12. (a) Bedouin Song, Arthur Foote '74 (b) Schneider's Band, Mundy Harvard Glee Club. 13. Fair Harvard, Arr. by Gilman 1811 Harvard Glee Club...