Word: cellarer
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Rising from the cellar for the first time in several weeks and ousting Adams House, leader for over a year, for first place, Eliot last week topped the league with a total in Bonds and Stamps sales of $34.80. close behind Eliot was Kirkland with...
...Jack Elliston '44, reveal that the College is keeping up its record with each student averaging $1.13 worth of purchases. Adams which has lead in the race for over a year still clings tenaciously to undisputed first place. Eliot and Dunster, are still fighting it out for the cellar position...
Kirkland is in third place with $87.50, while the remaining Houses lag far behind. Eliot House with sales of $33.75 ranks fourth, closely followed by Leverett with $31.70. Dunster House is in sixth with $27, while Lowell House, a newcomer to the cellar slot, trailed seventh with...
Getting off to a paralyzing start did not deter the period of expansion which get under full steam around 1910. Three years later, in 1913, Professor Cunningham told how the University finally fully realized that the little cellar institution was not only a mushroom, but a good...
...doctors. Clause Jungeblut and Gilbert Dalldorf reported in the American Journal of Public Health that they had found similar viruses (tentatively identified as Theiler's strain of the poliomyelitis group) in the brains of a man who died of infantile paralysis and a mouse found dead in his cellar. This was the first time such a virus has ever been found in a common house mouse...