Word: evers
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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Graduates Day of the New England Federation of Harvard Clubs will be celebrated today in the University. Throughout New England all men who have ever attended the University, regardless of whether they are degree holders, have been invited to the proceedings, which will open at 10 o'clock in the Faculty Boston at University Hall. A committee of over 100 members of the Harvard Clubs has been appointed to assist in the meeting, and in addition to these men, many delegater are expected to be present...
...concert on May 27 is the first one in which the Glee Club as a whole has participated with the Radcliffe Choral Society, and also the first in which the Pierian Sodality has ever taken part. The major part of the pieces on the program are songs by the mixed chorus of the two societies. Tickets at $1.50, $1 and 75 cents may be obtained at 11 Apthorp House. Since half of the House is already sold out the management advisers early buying of seats...
...vote, we are again reminded that the three lower classes have been forced to consider an amendment to their constitution to guard against the too frequent occurrence of a minority election of class officers. While some remedy is undoubtedly necessary, it is a great pity that the necessity was ever allowed to arise. The undergraduate has been told by the outside world that he is the "hope of the future," until he can almost feel himself seated in the Presidential chair. But this furnishes no excuse for the neglect of present-day duties. We have seen of late the beginning...
Track conditions were very unfavorable, the slight rain immediately preceding the meet making the ground much too wet for any records. Neither team made any exceptional times. In view of the fact that this was the first contest in which 1923 men have ever competed as a unit, the results were fairly good. Andover, though having less individual stars, has had more experience working together and achieved the victory from consistent second and third-place getting and superiority in the field events...
...World is taking itself too seriously," says Premier Nitti of Italy; and we think that perhaps he may be right. Our "ravelled sleeve of care" is in a more tattered state than Macbeth's ever was, so that something more than sleep will be needed to knit it up again. And even Hamlet's eminently just complaint that the times were out of joint would today be ranked as an improper understatement of the facts...