Word: halls
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Shortly after eleven o'clock last Saturday morning, the vicinity of Sever Hall was the site of much activity. Harvard students, finishing up the last classes of the day in anticipation of a big afternoon at the stadium, dribbled out of Sever's wide portal in slovenly contrast to the ramrod posture and brass-buttoned uniforms of members of the Military Academy, who, collected in small dignified groups, were chatting away with one another in a way becoming cadets...
...know what this is?" she demanded in a traincaller's voice, which glued the attention of all on the building. "That's their Mess Hall over there...
...wants to take all the fun out of college. Amusing incidents, companionable joshing, and downright merriment are desirable, not only to make these four years memorable in later life, but to relax from the rigors of studying and even to make more digestible some of the dining hall meals. Dr. Bock and his associates are in full accord with keeping their undergraduate charges happy by jokes or any other decent means, for happiness and health go hand in hand. But so called humor with a cruel or perverted twist cannot be tolerated here, and the Department is justified in taking...
...year's Law Review, Law School legal periodical, which is now embarking on its second half century of publication. The three leading articles are written by Professor W. Ivor Jenning of the London School of Economics, ics, Robert L. Stearn, assistant to the United States Attorney-General, and Randolph Hall, of the New York...
...Constitutional Interpretation--The Experience of Canada" is the title of Jennings' article, while Stearn calls his work "Separability and Separability Clauses in Constitutional Law." Hall writes on the determination of earnings and profits for corporate income taxes...