Word: groups
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...Lowell House, are ready for use; a third, Eliot House, are ready for use; a third, Eliot House, is begun. In each of the two finished Houses about 300 men, from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes, begin study this week. This year the freshmen remain in the group of dormitories built for them beside the Charles. Next year's freshman class will be housed in the yard, and the present Freshman Dormitiories will be converted into three House Plan units; Smith Halls for one, Gore and Standish Halls for another, and McKinlock, with additions still to be built...
...halls in Dunster House and Lowell House incline one to expect that the will choose rather the dinner of herbs in the stateliness of their proffering than the stalled ox of the cafeterias. At periods during the day and evening will come conferences with his tutors, singly or in group. These are, of course, at the tutor's rooms in the House. Here is one of the departures. Instead of being unremittingly lectured at 80 many hours a week, and left largely to his own devices till time to spill these lectures back into the pages of an examination book...
Professor Adolph Goldschmidt, who come from the University of Berlin as the first incumbent of the Kuno Francke chair, for the first half year, lectured at Harvard during 1927-28. The chair was founded in the fall of 1929 by a group of ten donors in honor of Professor Francke...
...addition to Captain J. R. Bland '31, star half back who was a member of last year's All American soccer team, Coach Carr has a large group of experienced men from whom he should be able to build a powerful, well-balanced eleven. At goal J. P. Faude '31, another member of the All American team of last season, has returned for another season on the Crimson outfit. An unusually large group of veterans from the Junior class has also reported for practice. This number includes D. B. Dorman '32, H. H. Broadbent '32, P. J. Catinelia...
...college days has turned to a hearty "Haw-haw!" among a certain group of Milwaukeeans. They are the boys who once were the Crimson and relished nothing so much as seeing the Blue dragged in the dust. Their laugh--well, you know it isn't a tender...