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After six weeks of successful operation of its three passenger travel-air plane purchased last fall, the Harvard Flying Club is offering all students in the college interested in flying an opportunity to try out for membership in the Club, which has hitherto been restricted to men privately elected...
...listening to Professor Usher lecture in Widener U at 9 o'clock on the subject, "Disorders of the monetary systems of Europe." Having obtained his fill on the subject of European politics, the Vagabond may then turn his interest and attention to the politics of Chile, which has hitherto been considered but slightly in his daily walks around the Yard. The Vagabond may learn of the most recent political developments in Chile, from Professor Haring, in Emerson D at 10 o'clock. For the Vagabond who is further inclined in the study of History, "The Rise of Big Business", will...
...expedition into the hitherto practically unexplored Clemenceau ice field region of the Jasper National Park in the Canadian Rockies will be made this summer by A. J. Ostheimer '29, who last year made the first ascent of Mt. Lyell, another peak in the same range, on which he collected much valuable data and many geological specimens of value. This expedition will have as its objective the ascent of Mt. Tsar, an unclimbed peak with an altitude between 11,000 and 12,000 feet, and the topographical and geological exploration of the Chaba and Whirlpool peaks which are in the same...
...Coon '25 is studying the Riffians and other Berbers, Arabs, and mixed types in Morocco. Dr. Coon has already acquired 1,000 anthropometric records, photographs, blood samples, and sociological records of hitherto unstudied peoples...
Paramount was the revelation that the Nationalists - hitherto united-are dangerously if not disastrously split. Victorious Chiang Kai-shek was reported in one despatch to have publicly renounced the Bolshevism professed by the Committee; and to be on the point of constituting himself civil as well as military dictator of the Nationalist movement...