Word: chess
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...noticeable features of the cemetery--the Sphinx. The sculptor succeeded admirably in getting rid of the disturbing mystery that distinguishes its Egyptian counterpart. There are no foreign elements, such as beauty, in this Sphinx. From his vantage point on Chapel Hill, the visitor may catch sight of a giant chess castle. From its summit one gets a clearer view of the slaughter house...
...Boston's N. May Karff: the U.S. women's chess championship; for the fourth time in five years; defeating all eight opponents; at the Hotel Astor, Manhattan. Second place went to Mrs. Donald Belcher, 1940 champion; third to Nanny Roos, onetime Belgian champion...
...representatives from among their editors, editorial writers, and writers on the war's background. They will come from as far away as California, Texas, and the State of Washington. These journalists will room in the College Houses and dormitories and will have eating privileges at the Faculty Club. The Chess Room in the Union will be reserved for their...
...members of the faculty will speak today and tomorrow in the Chess Room of the Union on their respective departments, as the series of Freshmen Concentration Lectures opens its second week...
Speaking in the Chess Room of the Union at 5:15 o'clock this afternoon, Assistant Dean Reginald Fitz '05 will discuss the Medical School, while Walter B. Leach '21, professor of Law, will lecture at 7:15 o'clock. At 8:15 tomorrow evening, Assistant Dean Harry L. Hansen will treat the Business School...