Word: club
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Nelson Goodman, professor of Philosophy at the University of Pennsylvania, will speak on "Some Empirical Paradoxes and Their Lesson" at 8 p.m. tonight in Phillips Brooks House. His lecture is eighth in a series sponsored by the Harvard Philosophy Club this term...
...event is entitled the Harvard Outing Club's annual bike race, and though ten and one half miles is a considerable stretch of pavement, it still represents a return to partial sanity on the part of the Outing Club briantrust...
...seasons gone by, a lot of bicycles passed into the repair shop as a result of Outing Club events. In 1942, the finish line was extended to Northampton, to the very gates of Smith College. This fact, however, has not carved a niche for itself in Smith College lore, perhaps because of the physical condition of the competitors upon their arrival...
...organization sponsoring the party is known to some as the Harvard German Club, but to those "in the know" it is the "Verein Turmwaechter." It attempts at times like this to give a small group a good time by letting people finish themselves about in an uncrowded atmosphere while doing Viennese waltzes...
...Outing Club officials figure that a good-for-nothing cyclist can leaf along ten and one-half miles in an hour, and that a hotshot, loaded with ephedrine and the will to win, can navigate the distance in the neighborhood of a half hour. For the record, the best time was turned in by one John T. Potter '42, a two time winner who hurtled the ten and a half miles in a scant 28 minutes, 30 seconds back...