Word: covered
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...have been asked to write something for the CRIMSON about the needs of the University. It would take columns to cover the subject fully, for there is hardly a department of the University today that does not wish to do a larger work than its present resources permit. Anybody who reads the annual reports of the heads of the Harvard departments is struck by the number that speak of the limitations under which they are struggling on account of lack of funds. The Endowment Fund saved the University from virtual bankruptcy and enabled it to set a scale of salaries...
...American public goes to the theatre either to be harrowed or to be amused; in general it had a little rather be amused. It is not strange, then, that "The Nighcap" so delighted those who saw it, for it provides plenty of entertainment. Under the cover of a "mysterious" butler, and later of the comedy figure, "Jerry Hammond", the background is swiftly filled in and the audience is swept, in a whirl of laughter, from complication to complication. For it is the unusual feature of the play that the action is continuous, one act taking up the story exactly where...
...those who dwell nearby but who have nom connection with University and no sympathy with its supporters. If this is true a season ticket, at the same price as a season ticket restricted to Harvard gradates, Amy be sold to outsiders, this new season ticket having a different colored cover and admitting only to a certain section of the Stadium. This section for holders of season tickets who come to football games to see Harvard beaten if possible could be placed on the east side, in the bowl, in the wooden stands, or if absolutely necessary on the west side...
...order to raise sufficient funds to enable the University Band to take the Princeton trip next Saturday, undergraduates will be asked at the mass meeting tonight to make contributions to cover the cost of travelling expenses...
From a religious point of view Brooks House is undenominational and non-sectarian. Its ten constituent societies and committees cover almost the entire field of religion and social service effort. Needless to say, no religious ualification is necessary for participation in the work...