Word: finalities
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Final Victor" by Arduino laricci, slashingly delineates Death Rampant-over the figures of Mussolini, Morgan, Clemenceau, Rockefeller, George V, etc.-with dread factories and battlefields in the background...
...finals of the National Indoor Mixed Doubles Tournament to be played on the Longwood Covered Courts at 4: 30 o'clock this afternoon will have a decided Crimson tinge. Miss Sarah Palfrey and M. T. Hill '30 will meet Mrs. G. W. Wightman and G. P. Gardner '10 for the title. The first pair reached the final round yesterday by defeating Miss Margarer Blake and Karl Pfaffman '24, former Crimson tennis captain, in a close match, 6-2, 3-6, 6-1. Mrs. Wrightman and Gardner, however, won decisively from Mrs. F. V. Roeser and W. W. Ingraham...
...from routine classroom work where the individual can profit from it. Harvard has just announced its policy of cutting down the amount of classroom teaching from the Christmas recess to the Mid-year examinations and of omitting it entirely in many courses for nearly the last month before the final exams. This advanced step at Harvard will be tried out at first only by those departments and divisions whose instructors are favorable to the idea. And it will not be applied to the Freshman Class. During these interims from daily attendance upon the old-time lectures and recitations, the Harvard...
President Lowell will probably open the meeting and will be followed on the speaker's platform by R. V. Summers '30, president of the Freshman class. The final speaker has not been picked yet but will probably be some prominent college official. A moving picture and several specialty acts will be given and refreshment will be supplied for all those present...
...leave of absence for a second half of the college year, Professor Lowes is at present in Sicily, but before he sailed a month ago he made final corrections upon the proofs making it possible for the work to be published in five weeks...