Word: customs
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...been the custom for some years past, Phillips Brooks House, in the Northwest corner of the Yard is conducting an Information Bureau for New students. It is open from 8 to 5 o'clock on week days, and from 8 to 1 o'clock on Saturdays. The bureau is to answer questions of any sort in regard to college matters, and to help newcomers in every way possible Nearly all University pamphlets and publications are at hand for distribution. Freshmen will find a directory of the Senior Class in which they may look up the rooms of their Senior advisers...
...been the custom for some years past, Phillips Brooks House, in the Northwest corner of the Yard is conducting an Information Bureau for new students daily from 8 to 5 o'clock. The bureau is to answer questions of any sort in regard to college matters, and to help newcomers in every way possible. Nearly all University pamphlets and publications are at hand for distribution. Freshmen will find a directory of the Senior Class in which they may look up the rooms of their Senior advisers...
...victory last year now holds the trophy which is offered by the Boston Athletic' Association and Harvard graduates. It is to be regretted that unavoidable circumstances made it necessary to hold the meet the week after instead of the week before the Intercollegiate as has been the custom in former years. As a result, the meet conflicts with the annual games of the Boston High School Track and Field League, which will be held Saturday at Wood Island, with the Suburban League meet at Tufts Oval, and with the national interscholastic meet, at Traverse Island, New York. As a result...
...development of a new public opinion that shall condemn and ostracize the laggard and recognize the leadership of the intellectual student." Impartial observes have noted a more serious attitude toward the intellectual side of university life in the West than in the East. Here it tends to become the custom for any years at a university. The inevitable outcome is the presence at eastern universities of large numbers of men who are there in spite of the intellectual burdens that their instructors may attempt, with varying success, to put upon them. Life at such an institution can hardly be anything...
...clock New York train, the team will reach New Haven at 6.41 o'clock, and will go direct to the Taft Hotel where it will spend the night. It his been decided not to stay in New London or Farmington over night, as has been the custom in former years, because of the long tiresome trip to New Haven, the morning of the meet, which that entails...