Word: block
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...that grew farther down the mountain. The cliff on which the work was done was very steep and rose for 400 feet on the side of the mountain. One large boulder 40 feet long and 10 feet wide was found some distance on occasion and smaller fragments from the block clipped off an oak tree two feet in diameter...
...Hamlen '25, 6-2, 6-3; E. S. Babbitt '26 defeated Norton Barber '25, 6-4, 7-5; R. D. Beach 1L. defeated Frederiok Bernheim '26, 8-6, 6-3; W. P. Dixon '25 won by default from Wilfred Bloomberg '24; G. M. Wheeler 1G. defeated Carleton. Block '25, 6-0, 6-1' Bernard Bandler '26 won by default from Edward Bauer '27; U. Auger 2l. defeated L. J. Abbott '24, 6-0, 6-0; Carroll Harrington '24 defeated F. T. Hammond Jr. 2L., 6-2, 6-2; Alexander Hamilton '26 won by default from F. T. Gucker...
...Univ. 2556 Divinity Hall Univ. 2460 Drayton Hall Univ. 10400 Dunster Hall Univ. 5047 Gore Hall Common Room Univ. 10404 Gore Hall A. Univ. 10744 B. Univ. 10799 C. Univ. 10404 D. Univ. 10403 Hampden Hall Univ. 6738 Holyoke House Univ. 10583 5 Linden Street Univ. 10478 Little's Block Univ. 0627 Lowell House 52 Mt. Auburn St. Univ. 6792 60 Mt. Auburn St. Univ. 6009 Matthews Hall (North Entry) Univ. 10580 Perkins Hall (South Entry) Univ. 2590 (North Entry) Univ. 2513 22 Plympton St. Univ. 7115-M Randolph Hall Univ. 3360 Russel Hall Univ. 4367 Smith Halls George...
Next day took place the annual parade. The line of marchers extended four miles, those who could not go on foot being borne in atuomobiles. Emergency aid stations were situated at half-block intervals; ambulances were stationed at every cross street; policemen lined the route. Fortunately, few of the veterans were forced to drop out on the 21-block march to the reviewing stand. They had still the fighting spirit of '61, but there were too few of them...
...said, death softens the asperities of politics, is it not possible for us in the atmosphere of forgiveness and magnanimity which now prevails by reason of the death of a beloved President to rechart our course in international affairs so as to steer away from the shoals which block our way to world peace, and to find a road to that Christlike ideal which I believe lies in the heart of the average man of the world...