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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...found in the visitors' book the entry my friend wanted, and was interested to see that in the end column, headed "Date of graduation." many of the recent young Harvard visitors had put 1927, 1928, and even 1929. It is to be hoped that their ability and industry will be such that no examiner will make the prophecies go wrong--London Evening News, November...
...whereas, generally speaking, the poorest teachers of the college are at the bottom. Moreover, when the students have finished these two additional years, they ought to be prepared to go into professional, and technical schools for their vocational training. It is generally admitted that 22 is a very late date to begin vocational training and it is hard to see why, if a European young man or woman can begin their professional and technical, education at 18 a young American couldn't at 20. If this were done and the larger and more juvenile element thereby removed, in all probability...
...appears in the schedule between January 12 and February 10. Four games will be played in this interval: Brown, Cornell, Syracuse and two amateur league teams are possibilities for the remaining date...
...strong Canadian teams on the list, this year's hockey schedule, announced yesterday by Manager Howard Slade '27, will test Coach Bigelow's squad of puck chasers to the utmost. Three of the international ice battles will be played within a week during the Christmas vacation, while a fourth date, with King's College of Nova Scotia is probable for January...
...second day was the one of thrills. Then it was that some score of master canvases, mainly from the expensive 18th Century so favored by Maecenas Huntington, were sold. And chief among these was Sir Thomas Lawrence's "Pinkie," which brought the record auction price to date, $370,000. "Pinkie" is regarded as Lawrence's best work in his early debonair manner, that manner of captivating, almost too facile grace which made him adored of the great ladies of his day and keeps him popular since. "Pinkie" went-to Sir Joseph Duveen. "Pinkie," who was none other than...