Word: gored
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Hollis; 12.10, Stoughton; 12.15, Thayer; 12.30, Weld; 12.45, Grays. Route 2: 8.30, Apley Court; 9.00, Claverly; 9.30, 68 Mt. Auburn; 10.00, Randolph; 10.30, 30 Mt, Auburn; 10.40, 52 Mt. Auburn; 11.20, Westmorely; 11.30, Russell Annex; 11.45, Russell; 12.00, Fairfax; 12.15, 1234 Mass. Ave.; 12.30, 6 Holyoke Place; 12.45, Gore...
...result of dormitory squash tennis and squash racquets tournaments between men in each of the freshman halls the following men have been named for the respective teams: Squash Racquets, Smith: Alexander Mackay-Smith and L. H. Rouillion; Gore: Carroll Harrington and F. I. Carpenter; Standish: W. H. Harkness and E. A. Straw. Squash Tennis: J. M. Hopkins of Smith, R. M. Klein of Gore, and S. W. White Jr. of Standish. Each team will have two matches to play and the percentage of victories will decide the championship in each sport...
...need for such gatherings is obvious. Smith Hall is one world, Standish is another, and Gore yet another. Communication between these is open only to those who participate in class activities. This number at best is relatively few. The result is a deplorable lack of class intimacy and solidarity for which a single smoker and jubilee at the end of the year cannot make up. Informal gatherings every second or third week would do much to remedy this...
...more is needed. Freshmen who can produce any kind of vaudeville act are asked to get in touch with the writer immediately. We must remember that the success of this plan depends upon the support of each one of us. Every Freshman, whether living in Smith, Standish, or Gore Hall, or at home should attend this meeting March 2. RICHARD S. BOWERS '24, President Freshman Debating Club, February...
...Hockey: Standish vs. Gore in interdormitory series...