Word: curricular
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Hence, the trends indicated in the report released yesterday by Mr. Samborski, Director of Intramural Athletics, cannot be but completely gratifying. The fact that a predominance of the undergraduate body placed athletics first among extra-curricular activities in the Crimson poll of last spring amply demonstrated the importance of House sports. The present report further points toward increasing importance. A tripling in the participation rate since class athletics gave way to House sports, a doubling of the available sports, an increase to 57 percent participation all are irrefutable indications...
Seven hundred Freshmen crowded all over the top floor of Phillips Brooks House last night to hear 17 undergraduate leaders give them pearls of wisdom from the extra-curricular world of Harvard...
Hurricane delayed trains and curricular activities have hindered early practice this fall. To date Coach Skip Stahley and his staff have limited practice to fundamentals, but will start early this week in preparation for the season opener with Exeter a week from Saturday. Other games are Worcester Academy, Andover, Dartmouth Freshmen, and the finale with Yale...
...feature of the educational program of the College this year will be the encouragement of extra-curricular study of American history among upperclassmen through the appointment of a counselor in this field to each of the seven residential Houses. Holding title as Fellows in American History, the counselors will act as unofficial tutors for all students interested in outside study of problems of American civilization...
...means realize that academic life does not require twelve hours each day or that nothing but study is proper. Look around at the score of athletics open to Freshmen, for the College will make you exercise three times a week. Examine the profit number of extra-curricular activities, all of which are worthwhile and a few of which undoubtedly suit your tastes and abilities. If you consider all these things, Freshmen, we are sure that you will pass beneath the gates of Harvard ready--as the words engraven on one read--". . . to grow in wisdom...