Word: campus
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Again, again & again the telephone on Professor Harold Clayton Urey's littered desk rang one afternoon last week. "Thank you," said Dr. Urey to friends, students, colleagues. "Thank you....Thank you....Thank you." Someone brought into his office on Columbia University's campus a woodcock captured on a windowsill of the chemistry building. Dr. Urey suggested the bird be taken out of the city and freed in the woods. He was in a jovial mood. Word had just arrived from Stockholm that he had been awarded the 1934 Nobel Prize for Chemistry...
...life's great dramas is scheduled to take place this morning when the Harvard Advocate and Yale's Harkness Hoot abandon the sheepskin for the pigskin in a game of touch football on the Old Campus Field...
...Yale Freshman Dance Committee has extended an invitation to all Harvard Freshmen to be present at a supper dance in Dwight Hall, on the old campus, after the game on Saturday. The cost will be $2.00 per couple and $1.50 for stags...
After these strong words the worst menace the Provost could produce was the local chapter of National Students League. A pinko organization which maintains a small, noisy existence on many a U. S. campus, the League devotes itself chiefly to crying down compulsory military training. At U. C. L. A. it has about 20 members...
...month. It will go to 94,331 students in 1,466 institutions. Each college will receive $15 per month per student up to 12% of its enrollment. It must certify that aided students could not otherwise be in college. A student must do useful work around campus or community, may thereby earn up to $20 per month...