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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...University hockey squad will take possession of the Boston Garden ice this afternoon for the first practice since the 5 to 1 victory over the Boston Athletic Association six on January 16. With the exception of J. B. Garrison '31, brilliant first string center, who has been out of the lineup with a broken wrist since the New Year's Eve game with Toronto, all the regular puckmen are expected to be on hand to herald the reopening of the hockey season...
...advantages of a college education and the training of experts in the science, upon the other hand. These two purposes are by no means entirely antagonistic, but one or the other should be primary. In consideration of the situation of our museum at a considerable distance from the center of population in this locality, of the general purposes of the University which contains it, and in special, of the great contributions to the advancement of science in the large and increasing number of professional anthropologists which the Division is constantly turning out, there can be no doubt as to which...
...think that when all these changes have been completed, we shall have supplied the Division with an unequaled teaching implement which will enable them to make Harvard even more definitely the chief center of anthropological study and instruction on this continent...
...determination by Miss Swope of the brightness and the period of variation of eighty-five of the variables discovered by her has enabled Dr. Shapley to locate more accurately the center or nucleus of our Galactic universe, 50,000 light years away. This center of our universe is in the Sagittarius-Scorpio region, the brightest part of the Milky Way, which is visible here in the summer sky but too low in the south to be seen in all its glory. In Arequipa, Peru, the region is overhead and is truly a remarkable sight in that transparent atmosphere...
Prospects for a successful finish of the season received considerable encouragement with the news that J. B. Garrison '31, brilliant first string center, would be in condition to play within three weeks, probably in time to participate in the second Dartmouth game on February 16. Garrison suffered a broken wrist in the contest with Toronto in New York on New Year's Eve. It was first believed that his injury would keep him out of play for the rest of the season...