Word: walks
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Inside the gate there will be a circular courtyard from which the main drive way will lead up to the president's house. A brick walk will continue down to the new Widener Library...
...please see that her son wore overshoes regularly was far wiser in the lore of Cambridge than tradition paints her. After all; it is not entirely absurd to ask that the ruling powers pay some heed to the condition of our feet,--by minding what it is that we walk on, and by ceasing to play at watchful walting with Providence...
...amount of good done by these meetings is, like that done by the college chapel, roughly proportionate to the attendance. That a large attendance is desired, is shown by the fact that every week a notice is sent to each Freshman. I believe that the length of the walk to Phillips Brooks House keeps many Freshmen from attending Dr. Fitch's talks. Many busy students feel that they can afford to spend thirty-five minutes at the meetings, but not the twenty minutes needed to walk to and from the meeting place. To spend this twenty minutes seems...
...that nothing can excuse the characterless culpability of those men who stay away from Chapel that they may lie abed and postpone for ten minutes a three blocks' walk. AN UPPERCLASSMAN...
...Robinson (D); R. J. Watson (E). Section 3, A. Eliot and G. Winham (A); R. H. Randall and R. F. Dragon (B); T. J. Abernethy (C); S. Gardner (D); E. C. Ehrensperger Section 4, J. J. Keating and E. T. Linburg (A); R. Crane and H. S. Walk (B); J. Coggeshal (C); K. M. Elish D. Sagor (E). Section 5, T. Langison and T. C. Bookhout (B); C. S. Shaughnessay (C); L. M. Vanderpyl (D). Section 26. E. Adams and J. E. Cox (A); H. W. Boal and E. J. Wall and J. D. McKinley (A); S. Wheeler...