Word: boylston
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Harvard junior arrested in a Boylston st., fracas at midnight Tuesday, was acquitted yesterday morning on charges of drunkenness at the third district court of Middlesex County...
Harvard, vintage 1775, will interest viewers. While the gawkers will recognize Massachusetts or Hollis halls, they will be surprised to see apple orchards covering the regions of Sever and Lamont. Boylston st., which football crowds follow to the Stadium, is nothing but a stone causeway across a swamp. The land under Dunster House is a dock for boats, and a pond lies behind Billings & Stover's present location...
Died. Theodore Spencer, 46, Harvard University English professor (he held the famed Boylston Professorship of Rhetoric and Oratory, first occupied by John Quincy Adams, 1806-09) and poet; of a heart attack; in Cambridge, Mass...
According to the latest reports at the Boylston office, the subsidiary branches of the Institute at other Chinese universities are still in operation. The Institute has still to decide whether or not it will continue its activities if the Reds crush the constitutional government. Yale has already announced it will continue its educational activities in China despite the Communist revolution...
...death, which shocked the University and the literary world with its suddenness, ended an association with Harvard that began in 1927 when he came here as a graduate student. In 1946 he was appointed to the Boylston Professorship, one of the youngest men ever to hold that post...