Word: boylston
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Although Stillman Infirmary has treated no cases of heat suffocation during the heat wave, activity around the Yard slowed practically to a walk yesterday afternoon when the full force of Old Sol hit residents. Observers in Widener Library and the Boylston Reading Room reported a distinct falling off of intellectual activity during the normally busy evening session...
Also around the University in the Fall of 1921, Professor James B. Conant was an adviser, holding office hours in Boylston 6, and Professor Charles Townsend Copeland was hearing undergraduate problems in Hollis 16. E. E. Hutchinson, M. F. Lesses, G. B. Roberts, Lazarus Rubin, D. H. Sanders, David Seegal, and Samuel Teitelbaum were the only men of '22 to hold Group One averages as the year got under way. And the Otis Elevator Company advertised that the Kremlin was only one of the world's many famous buildings equipped with Otis Elevators...
...Widener's waiting lit, its frightful lighting system and depressing atmosphere in order to read many widely used volumes which residents can peruse in the comfort of House libraries. If commuters wish to check books out overnight they are put to the further inconvenience of remaining at Widener or Boylston until nine o'clock...
Robert L. Fischells '50; Kirkland House; Government; Executive Committee, A.V.C.; assistant manger, Varsity tennis; House squash team; P.B.H.; Food Relief Committee; Boylston Prize Speaker...
...health," observed Charles Townsend Copeland '82, Boylston Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory, emeritus, three years ago to an inquirer, "is as good as any man my age in the country." Marking his eighty-seventh birthday tomorrow, Professor Copeland can find no one to dispute the point any more...