Word: departmental
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Next time a student has a bag stolen from his car and reports it to the police, he may have the consolation that if the thief has had the time to get all the way to Liverpool, England, he will not be out of range of the Cambridge Police Department...
A few people in Harvard know that the music department possesses a fine Dolmetsch Harpsichord. Of these people, a very few know that it now lies in a miserable state of disrepair, dried out by years of steam heat, so that the ivory inlay has half fallen out of its...
If more people knew the value of this instrument, the money-starved music department would not at this moment be hesitating whether they should repair, or allow age to run its certain course. It is a crime that a rare instrument essential to the performance of old music should not...
Perhaps the University might adequately finance its department so that repairs might be undertaken. Failing this a subscription should be taken from all Harvard music lovers, so that this instrument might not be allowed to disintegrate through ignorance and neglect. David H. Kimball '38.
It all started last year, when Assistant Coach Bill Neufeld was having lunch with Doctor Book of the Hygiene Department, and Harvard Physicist Victor Guilleman. Neufeld was curious as to whether or not there might be some scientific device with which to determine the proper warm up for a given...