Word: fulle
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...forms into which Harvard political enthusiasm evolved perhaps the best known is the "torchlight parade," first conceived in 1868 in the campaign of Grant and Seymour. Its features of orginality, its full panoply of plug hat, black bottle, and class uniform, seem to have been due not to any gradual development but according to all reports were present at the very first parade. This fact is not entirely certain, however, as the reporter for the college paper, who was present at this 1868 procession, was unable to give at good account of either himself or the procession. His notes, taken...
There is a possibility that next spring's schedule will include a return game with Yale. A number of games have already been arranged, but the full schedule will not be announced for several weeks...
...full house at the Stadium on October 18 was the prophecy last night at the H. A. A. when applications for tickets to the Harvard-Holy Cross game then ended. Judging from the applications already received both from the Harvard and the Holy Cross supporters, Mr. C. F. Getchell, in charge of ticket sales, predicts a capacity crowd of 43,000 for the game. Although last night was the date on which applications formally closed, it is still possible to apply for tickets, but the early applications will be filled in preference to the late ones...
...General Electric Company, commenced an investigation to determine whether a certain number of boys and girls could not be found among the various factory workers of New England, who, possessed of unusual mental ability, would never have the opportunity, due to home conditions, to use that inherent talent to full advantage. In cooperation with the Harvard Graduate School of Education 21 boys and girls were selected on the basis of recommendations, furnished by factory foremen and supervisors, to be carefully examined and tested. Of these 21 six were finally chosen to come to the Harvard Graduate School of Education...
...genius capable of making a large fortune in the movies and similar sensational claims, Dean H. W. Holmes '03, Dean of the School of Education, yesterday made a statement making clear the precise amount of weight to be placed on the result of the tests. His declaration in full is as follows...