Word: auburns
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Once again, however, it becomes necessary to point out to the Lampoon that its actions outside of Harvard are often taken to represent the opinion of a much larger body than is actually the case. Undergraduates as a rule can appreciate the fact that the Mt. Auburn St. Jesters are quite harmless and at least making an attempt to be funny even if they do not always succeed, but unfortunately such a sympathetic attitude is by no means shared by the public in general. The result is that Harvard receives too many black eyes which are, in fact, quite unmerited...
...land along the north side of the Charles River was also a strip of marsh. The layout of the streets was much more symmetrical than it is now so that only a few of the principal streets can be recognized: Brattle Square was then called the Market Place, Mount Auburn Street was known as Long Street. Boylston Street was then Wood Street and Dunster Street was Water Street. The map which will be on exhibit is a copy of the original, made in 1801 and was signed with the initials...
Best Reporting: $1,000 to Russell Owen of the New York Times (Byrd expedition) and $500 to W. 0. Dapping of the Auburn, N. Y. Citizen (Auburn prison mutiny...
Greatest Point Gainer: Auburn Auto- mobile; with U. S. Steel, Electric Bond & Share, Deere Implement as runners...
...Entry--F. A. Pickard B-22 C Entry--McCormick D-51 D Entry--E. Pope D-51 MELLON A Entry--E. W. Sexton A-24 B Entry--H. L. Hartman B-35 C Entry--D. P. Farris C-22 D Entry--R. A. Scott D-34 68 MT. AUBURN STREET Whole house--Arthur Armstrong 52 MT. AUBURN STREET R. C. Champollion. MORRIS HALL A Entry--C. D. Smith, Jr. A-21 B Entry--C. A. Valentine B-22 C Entry--R. R. Levin C-42 D Entry--G. E. Barnett, Jr. D-38 E Entry--A. R. Mason...