Word: enteric
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Entry blue books for the handicap meet have been placed in the Locker Building, Leavitt and Peirce's and the Divinity, Law, and Business Schools. All men in the University are eligible to enter this contest. Entries should be listed this week in order to facilitate the assignment of handicaps...
...nature of the work will be explained and H. L. Harmon '28, present Business Manager, will give a short talk. The practical experience gained in a competition of this sort is of great value, both in college and in any field of business which the candidate may plan to enter...
...Lowell Schmaltz takes great pleasure in announcing himself friend to Coolidge, a classmate in fact, though before Christmas of Freshman year he "had to go back home and take up the burden of helping support the family" (in other words, he flunked out). But he did chance once to enter an Amherst classroom simultaneously with Cal, and venture that the winter was going to be cold. Cal "came right back, 'Yep.' Didn't waste a lot of time arguing and discussing. He knew!" On the strength of this intimacy, Lowell Schmaltz, vacationing office supply salesman, with Wife...
...present-day American architecture, will rejoice that Professor Edgell has found time to set forth, more fully and in permanent form, his knowledge and opinions on this subject. With America at present going through an era of extreme self-consciousness, with the country never before so financially able to enter the field of art, and with a problem almost unique to be solved in its building, no book could be of more timely interest...
Secondly, Mr. Edgell is an optimist. Into the bad side of American architecture he does not enter--not at least when he can help it. He admits in his preface that there is plenty of poor building in America, as in all countries, but maintains, and it would seem, rightly, that no particular purpose is served in exhibiting the family unmentionables. Where there is so much beauty, why seek out the ugly spots...