Word: interes
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...early Renaissance. He was an assistant and instructor in Fine Arts at the University until he was made an associate professor in 1913. He is the author of "A History of Architecture" and during the war was on the Italian General Staff as the American member of the Inter-Allied Commission for Propaganda...
...caught and defeated F. W. Buxton '00. The greatest surprise of the first round was the defeat of E. S. Church, the strong Newton Centre player, in straight games by Carroll Harrington '24. Continuing the fine form, which featured his play during the latter part of the inter-club series, J. J. Glessner '25 won his preliminary and first round matches, defeating H. C. Gould in the latter round...
...agreement has for its purpose the improvement of certain athletic conditions and the establishment of intercollegiate athletics on a more sound and wholesome basis. It includes several changes in the rules regarding pre-season practice, eligibility, coaching systems, and inter sectional games...
...following schedule of nine games for the Freshman inter-dormitory basketball competition has been announced...
...winning Harvard plays found their origin in the old "Yale system" which won its namos with customary regularity for over a decade. Most of the vertabrae in the backbone of this system were made up of the imperial Yale triumvirate of captain, coach, and Walter Camp. But this inter-working continuity and ever-working salubrity was at length abandoned for the present restless, "fall once try something else" method. The result, only one victory over Harvard since 1910 and eight defeats, has been disappointing. Now the Bulldog is wondering where that bone is he buried some ten or fifteen years...