Word: evenings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Even beyond its efficacy in the immediate concern of safeguarding children against unsuitable forms of athletics, the planned supervision will bring advantageous changes. It will bring the advice of dentist and physician to many people who are unable to obtain it for their children. In addition, the parents will be furnished with information and counsel which could not be obtained without the expense of an examination undertaken by a doctor...
...keep our Houses from being hot-houses, they may give us not just collegettes, but more college. Old Jawn may have less reason to feel indifferent, it is true, and may charm the world with fewer dilettantes. But we might have more good football. We might even play Princeton again, who knows? But we must eat out. That is some of the time. John Bliss...
...considerable, though not for this university unique, length, with breath-taking and nerve-wracking examinations and a considerable strictness in correcting and grading appealed more to gambling instincts than to anything else. There was at times a pleasant exhilaration about it, but it readily gave place to discouragement, even for a person who considered himself at least passably prepared. I will gladly maintain that the sweets of the course still outweigh the bitters, but that conclusion is coloured by the fact that I received a passing grade, which was not the fortune of everyone in the course...
...Harvard Polo team is to open the indoor season tonight in a Boston League game with the 51st Field Artillery at the Commonwealth Armory at 8.30 o'clock Captain E. T. Gerry '31 will be unable even to attend the game, as he is at present in his home in New York City because of illness. The starting lineup for this game is expected to be as follows: J. W. F. Luton '32; 2, N. W. Kimball '32; 3, H. J. Nicholas Jr. '31, Luton and Nicholas were both members of their Freshman teams, while Nicholas played on the second...
...regulation ring built in the boxing room, with all the necessary equipment. Lawrence Conley, coach of boxing, reports that he has anywhere from 100 to 130 men out every day working under his supervision. He holds three classes daily, five times a week, and declares that even then he is somewhat over-crowded