Word: cards
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...against King's College on Saturday, January 8. The Candidate are scheduled for a two days' stay in Boston, playing a local aster team, probably the B. A. A. outfit, on January 7, the evening before the set-to with the University. Another tentative date added to the Crimson card is a game with M. I. T. on January...
...members of the University Chapter, and members of other Chapters who are residing in Cambridge are invited to dinner. The former, who have signified their intention of coming by postal card, may purchase their tickets at the door. All others should obtain tickets in advance from Professor Howard at 39 Kirkland street, or from H. D. Smith at the Crimson Building. Only a limited number of tickets are left. The price of the dinner will be $2.50. Informal dress will be worn...
...systems, however, can only be superficial. A student in apt to discount the advice of an instructor because he is a representative of the faculty. Moreover, it is a very difficult thing for a faculty adviser to help a student about whom he has known nothing until a study card is presented for his signature...
...season. In point of severity, the Army contest would rank with the final games of the autumn, and would doubtless be scheduled for two weeks before the Princeton battle, thus making one more addition to the list of difficult early season games which the University has added to its card in the past two years. The interest aroused by a West 'Point contest and a possible return meeting with Centre College would rate second only to the traditional interest in the Princeton and Yale games...
...their College career. Apparently very few, judging by the general ignorance of the special collections and the complete helplessness of the average student when necessity sometimes forces him to resort to the catalogue room. As Mr. Morrison says, "Here are books from all the corners of the earth and card indexed! Plunge in! Learn to wonder and to love and live...