Word: extracurricular
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...twelve miles. It will seat 1,700 people. The library is one of remarkable proportions. It houses a collection of 400,000 volumes. The Union building is the centre of all student life. It comprises a dining hall, a coffee shop, a drugstore, a postoffice, and different departments of extracurricular activity. I think that these buildings are of particular note. The style of architecture is Gothic...
...soon, to sign up as a member of The European Union. But with French precision, M. Briand asked the Governments to comment on his embryo plan before July 15, 1930. He proposed that it be thoroughly examined and debated in Geneva next fall, as a sort of extracurricular activity of the delegates who will thus have gathered at that session of the League of Nations...
...college. But is the poor female always but to live and do, in silence? The house plan has been an integral part of the construction of most women's colleges ever since their founding. Here at Radcliffe, the class has never been the unit, except for certain extracurricular activities. Freshmen and seniors share terrace steps from the opening days of college, and loyalty is felt to one's dormitory, in intra-mural contests. The house-mistresses are quite frequently graduate students, while at colleges such as Wellesley and Mt. Holyoke, one or several members of the faculty will...