Word: institutionalization
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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From eras antedeluvian Harvard's Administration had opposed the building of a theatre in Harvard Square as a menace to the moral welfare of undergraduates. Around the turn of the century the Administration was joined by another forward-looking, progressive institution, the Harvard Square Business Men's Association. Together, side...
Under the guise of a dulcet French nomenclature, the Dining Halls continue to serve food of the better drugstore variety. This is not to say anything against that venerable American institution, the drugstore; but there is a growing feeling among Harvard men that for Liggett's food they should pay...
If you can remember back to 1937 when the first "Pins and Needles" began to tickle the D.A.R. and jab the vanishing Republican, the third edition may seem to lack the former non-professional glow. Now almost an institution, the I.L.G.W.U. boys and girls have outdone themselves, and are almost...
It is unfortunate that the Crimson's 1941 season will open with Penn and Cornell, two teams which have been more or less openly recruited for the purpose of winning games. Way back in 1937 when the schedules for next fall and even for the fall of 1942 were made...
Blowtorch Egan calls on Harvard to come out from behind false whiskers by either "abolishing intercollegiate football, as the Intellectually honest Dr. Robert M. Hutchins did at the University of Chicago or subsidize football players." He continues with an elaborate explanation of how Bill Bingham is the boss of every...