Word: harold
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Under the direction of Mr. Alfred Winsor '02, former University hockey star and coach, and one of the leading national authorities on hockey, and Mr. Harold W. Read, chairman of the Boston Athletic Association Hockey Committee, plans are now well under way for the opening season of the new Ice Pavilion in the Technology Block. A local league, composed of the University, Dartmouth, an organization of former Y.D. men, the Boston Hockey Club and possibly the Crescent Hockey Club, has been organized and a schedule of weekly games among these teams is being made...
...Edgar Knapp, Bucksport, Me.; Clair Thomas Leonard, Newtonville; Jacob Lerman, Chelsea; Roger Albertus Lutz, Newton; James Andrew McPeek, Cambridge, Ohio; William Joseph Maier, Jr., Huntington, W. Va.; Raymond John Norton, East Boston; Stanley John Gregory Nowak, Chicopee Falls; George Owen, Jr., Newton; John Pallo, Westfield; Homer Battles Park, Chelmsford; Harold Fifield Price, Somerville; Lawrence Rose, Hartford, Conn.; Allan Stewart Ross, West Roxbury; Francis Rouillard, Chico-pee Falls; James Vincent Sacchetti, East Boston; Conrad Salinger, Brookline; Harry Vincent Smart, Bangor, Me.; George Kyriacouls Spyrounes, Lowell; Wallace Everard Stearns, Conrad, N. H.; Joseph Israel Weiner, Boston; John Rollin Weist, New York...
...Harold J. Laski, whose radical opinions have given him a good deal of publicity, is, it might be explained, a young Englishman who has served the University during the past two or three years as a lecturer on history and a tutor in the Division of History, Government and Economics. During the current year he is giving lectures at Yale also. The brilliancy of his intellect and his capacity as a teacher are generally recognized, but his views on social and political topics run far afield from those which have usually been accounted orthodox, and his recent utterances...
Among the large individual subscriptions recorded were: C. S. Bird '77, $10,000, and Mrs. A. L. Rotch, J. R. Coolidge '50 and Mrs. Coolidge, Harold J. Coolidge '92, and Mrs. Coolidge, D. Sears '74, and "A Former Instructor," $5,000 each...
...point seems to be that Mr. Gleason does not believe that one who is radical respects the constitution. I think I can speak for a few "radicals" who do. HAROLD M. FLEMING...