Word: heats
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Wood, Jr. '32 has been contributing to the cause of science by allowing experts from the Medical School to take samples of his blood while he is relaxed and then while he is in the heat of competition, it was learned yesterday. The corpuscular composition of the blood is believed to undergo some slight transformation under muscular and emotional stress and the medical authorities are trying to ascertain this change with Wood as the specimen. Wood has submitted to these blood tests after the football games this fall and now is giving samples of his blood after the hockey tilts...
...vote yesterday the Cambridge City Council expressed its disapproval of Mayor Richard M. Russell's proposal to purchase heat from Harvard University for the use of the new Rindge Technical School. The outcome of the discussion was the adoption of an order calling for the establishment of a central heating plant in the School, and a motion for an investigation by the city solicitor as to the legality of Mayor Russell's plan...
...year ago, G. K. Sauerwein, University engineer, explained that Mayor Russell of Cambridge asked the cooperation of the University in supplying heat for the school building now under construction, to prevent an expensive outlay of new tunnels. The Corporation and President Lowell approved a proposed three party contract, by the terms of which city authorities would purchase at cost from the University heat which it had in turn bought from the Cambridge Electric Light Company...
Sauerwein, commenting on the question, declared that Harvard would not supply heat from its steam tunnels for the new Rindge School unless it met with the approval of the authorities...
Representative J. J. Reardon, of South Boston, has filed a bill in the Massachusetts House of Representatives to "investigate the proposed plans of Harvard University to engage in the business of the distribution of heat to the City of Cambridge and such other corporations that it may so propose to do, and to determine that it's engaging in such business is beyound the powers of it's charter." This bill refers to the fact that Mayor Russell of Cambridge is seeking a contract with the University to buy heat for use in the Rindge Technical School. Harvard...