The musical clubs are to be congratulated on the success of their concert last evening. The performance which they gave shows what an amount of hard work will do with musical clubs made up wholly of college men. In viewing the concert critically this very point must be remembered that those who compose the clubs are amateur, very amateur musicians who have countless other things to do in college beside getting ready for a concert. To expect the Glee Club to rival the Apollo Club or to be disappointed because the Pierian does not come up to the standard of the Sanders Theatre concerts of the Boston Symphony Orchestra is of course ridiculous. It ought always to be remembered that they are nothing but college clubs, and being college clubs should be judged as such.
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