Word: brightnesses
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Jamaica Plain Neighborhood House; H. R. Bright '24, S. B. Chase 1G., A. B. Menken '25, L. W. Mott Jr. '25, H. M. Paine '25, Theodore Pearson '25, J. D. Winans 2E.S., H. A. Wood...
...events, the javelin and discus, are both potential Crimson victories, with Bourne a probable winner in the former event over Bench, who seems unlikely to heave the discus as far as Dunker. With MacLaughlin the only entry, the prospects of a Crimson victory in the pole-vault are not bright, since Carpenter and Hopkins of Yale have both done better than the average...
...intensity by a curve, and have found that when a light is flashed upon the eye, the curve rises sharply, then dips, and then rises again gradually. This second rise corresponds with the phenomenon known as after-vision", which may be noticed by anyone who looks at a bright light and then closed his eyes. He continues to "see" the light, because the optic nerve is still transmitting impulses to the brain...
...field event men this reason underneath the Stadium, was able to take his squad of hammer throwers outside yesterday for an informal competition. Captain Brown won the event with L. K. Marshall '23 second, S. B. Andrew '23 third, and B. S. Cogan '23, J. V. R. Bright '24 and H. S. Grew Jr. '24 finishing in order. At 2.30 o'clock this afternoon there will be a similar competition for both University and Freshman candidates, while the runners will work out under the supervision of Coach Bingham and the sprinters will receive special attention front Mr. R. C. Foster...
Prspects for a successful season next year look bright with the following men returning: W. G. Cole '24, H. J. Freedman '23, W. F. Holmes '24, Curtis Nelson '24, and Francis Rouillard...