Word: formely
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...players have demonstrated their speed and accuracy in the three Freshman victories. C. C. Cunningham '32, captain and star defense player, together with his teammate, Potter Palmer '32, has showed stellar form in holding off schoolboy attacks. The scoring strength of the 1932 combination lies in a trio of brilliant forwards. W. B. Wood '32, F. R. Stubbs '32, and W. H. Crosby '32. This forward line, one of the most flashy that has appeared in recent years, has rung up a total of 15 scores in the three games played so far. No team has scored against the Crimson...
...landing dock and general water front development on the Business School bank of the Charles River is under consideration by the University, according to information gathered yesterday. Students in the School of Landscape Architecture have been drawing up plans for the development, which will be in the form of a dock for boats coming up the river, surrounded by a stone embankment with lights and a flag. Several of the designs incorporated also a built-up embankment on the Memorial Driver side, between the Weeks and Lars Anderson Bridges...
...most important of these social obstacles arises from the initial necessity of an arbitrary allotment of students to form the various groups or "houses." It is the purpose of the Harvard authorities, probably a wise one, to make each "house" a cross-section in personnel of the college as a whole. Their selection of the men who are to live together will, therefore, cut across the grooves in which undergraduate social life naturally flows. This poses the question whether as a result there can be any real cohesion within the new groupings, without which, it is plain, they will fail...
...fast on the table could the proctor find anything wrong, and then--just one terrifying stare from the unknown eyes, and the discovery that there was a blue-book too many. the mysterious being could change its shape at will for never did he appear twice in the same form. Once a section man thought he recognized the features of a freshman who had been run over by a trolley car; another swore he saw a man who had been expelled last June. But they were never sure; and always the extra bluebook was unsigned...
...groups participating in the old Interscholastics will form Class A under the new system, while the participants in the old State Meet will make up Class B and C of the new Interscholastics. Medals will be awarded to the first five men in each event, and the winning school in each event will receive a bronze plaque...