Word: cared
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Copley-Plaza--Intercollegiate Ball--10.30 to 3 o'clock. James James Morison Weatherbee George Dupree took great care of his partner--until they arrived here. If you can't find the girl friend, have a policeman...
Rollins possesses a wise president. He realizes that by refusing to promote the growth of the school he will be establishing its level. Let the large universities care for those who desire a cosmopolitan atmosphere or a specialized education. The others--those whose object is to get a liberal arts background sufficient to enable them to boast of a certain amount of culture, have an ideal haven in the small college, such as Dr. Holt proposes. Nor is it any shame to them that they do not care to go further than the outlines and the shell of education...
...figures compiled reveal that the 24 eating clubs at Harvard take care of 470, the Freshman Dining Halls 700 men and the Graduate School Eating Clubs and boarding house 487 men each day. This makes a total of 1657 students who are provided for daily by regular dining establishments...
...Business School Dining Halls when they are opened will take care of 725 students across the river...
...next Saturday. Harvard officials have pointed out that there is nothing unusual in this fact, and that the same surplus existed two years ago. Whereas Dartmouth is allotted 21,000 tickets for the Harvard Dartmouth game, and succeeds in disposing of this number with great regularity, Princeton only takes care of 10,000 seats in the Stadium for the bi-yearly clash in Cambridge, and the total sales in Princeton this fall for Saturday's game will not exceed that figure...