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...Modern Trade Unionism" is a subject of particular interest to every student of labor conditions. Though undergraduates have frequently heard the subject discussed in a detached, impersonal manner by instructors in the economic courses, it is seldom that they have the opportunity to hear it treated by one who is personally and intimately connected with the movement...
...even for a critic reasonably near the stage and with a command of several languages, to tell what tongue an opera singer is enraptured in, unless he cheats by looking at the program. Great poets are sensitive. To hear their lines thus trilled, gargled, causes them inconceivable anguish; they seldom write librettos. Yet U. S. audiences, hearing opera in French, German, Russian, Italian, care little. They, sensitive to poetry though unlearned in languages, can taste in the language of imagination the exquisite words which should properly accompany exquisite music. Little desiring opera in English, these operagoers read with indignation Critic...
...They were wrong, however. The Horn & Hardart Co. seldom advertise...
...Here in America," observed Professor Esteve, "I have found that the professors have to do a great deal more class work than is usual in France. Over there, we seldom give more than three or four lectures a week, while I find it not at all unusual at Harvard for a professor to have ten or a dozen classes a week...
...Athletic Association have been urged to join the scheme as a body. If the University invests, a certain number of shares will be devoted to obtaining guest privileges for the undergraduates which may be enjoyed on the payment of a daily fee. In this way men who play fairly seldom will be freed from the necessity of joining the club, and will have a golf course more accessible than any of those, which now surround Cambridge...