Word: extracurricular
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Radcliffe buildings are normally not available for evening meetings or extracurricular activities, making it necessary for Harvard-Radcliffe organizations to use Harvard buildings. Liquor is also prohibited within the Radcliffe buildings. The Harvard Dean's Office must thus use money allocated for janitorial fees for organizations with Radcliffe members, and arrange for chaperones "for another college," Watson said...
Rejected by the "gentlemen," Reed turned next to Harvard's vast number of extracurricular activities--this time with success...
...build prestige, the papers spend lavishly on such extracurricular flings as importing the New York Yankees and the St. Louis Cardinals, financing deep-sea bathysphere explorations. To save their employees' face, publishers give out biannual bonuses amounting to some 40% of salaries, automatically move their best reporters into administrative jobs at around 35. Not only do the overstaffed papers hardly ever fire anyone, but, as a sort of national face-saving gesture, they yearly hire unnecessary help from Japan's crop of new college graduates...
...eventually refurbish our material--however it will take time and quite a bit of money. Of course, as time goes on there will be other pieces of creative arranging done for the Band. It must always be borne in mind, however, that the Band is an extracurricular activity in the same classification with the Dramatic Club, the CRIMSON, the Orchestra, the Hasty Pudding, etc., and is not financed or supported by the University in any way other than partial support regarding transportation to football games, and (through the good will of the Varsity Club) the use of a portion...
...attended Hotchkiss, Class of '45, and the U.S. Navy, Class of '46--the first offering a large measure of extracurricular activity, the latter those, pleasures of a heavy cruiser in peacetime duty. He then went to Yale, which afforded its own peculiar opportunities. While at Yale, for instance, Labaree shared in several abortive attempts to establish a student council, and later participated in the movement to bring the N.S.A. to New Haven (which seems ample preparation for coping with the present term at Harvard...