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...number on the programme was Reinecke's Overture, "King Manfred." This is made up of contrasts, of lights and shades and these lights and shades are brought out by an answering of themes from the wood, brass and strings. As a consequence of this coloring the work demands the utmost intelligence on the part of the musician and this it had last night...
Harvard's play was most mortifying. The men were urged to their utmost and individually seemed to be in earnest, but through it all one could see a spirit of demoralization. The visitors' first touchdown seemed to rattle rather than dishearten the men. After that there was a certain indecision, a certain helplessness against Amherst's sharp aggressive game. which filled the minds of the Harvard men with unpleasant thoughts of what may be if a halt is not made immediately and measures taken to see that, from now on, this unreliable changeable sort of work...
...hall, but because they doubted the practicability of the plan. But it worked well; after the first weeks there were few complaints and except at lunch when there was at times a scarcity of seats, the change worked fairly well. Nevertheless the cooking resources were taxed to the utmost and it was clearly shown that no provision could be made for a greater increase. In addition the system of "checking" was very unsatisfactory, but nobody could devise a better...
Sever 11 was again crowded to its utmost capacity last night when Mr. E. Charlton Black gave his lecture on Tennyson. Even the small ante rooms were filled, and many were obliged to go away. In view of the great number that attend and the small size and closeness of Sever 11 there seems to be no reason why this popular course of lectures should not be given in Sanders Theatre...
...would mean a few more next year, and so on as the number of applicants grew larger. The facts of the case contradict this apprehension. The basement of Memorial Hall has a limited capacity, and the needs of the present arrangement have very nearly taxed this capacity to its utmost. There is room to make accommodations for about one hundred more men without altering the present basement essentially. For any larger number, however, the basement would have to be altered at so great a cost that it would be as economical to erect a new building. We are given...