Word: interred
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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This afternoon the eight-oared inter-scholastic race, scheduled for yesterday, will be held on the Charles...
...named as Second Assistant Manager; Arthur Anrews Holbrook '28 of Mlwaukee, Wisconsin as Second Assistant Manager of Cross Country; Frederick Robert-son Griffin '28 of Philadelphia as Second Assistant Manager in charge of Interscholastics; and Brian Bancroft Long '28 of Greenwich, Connecticut, as Second Assistant Manager in charge of Inter-class track...
...accomplishments of the Eastern Inter-collegiate Newspaper Association Conference at Dartmouth over the weekend are such as to commend themselves to student thought generally, but with varying interest and enthusiasm. The agreement facilitating news exchange reacts first of all upon the papers themselves, while the question of over-emphasis on football has now become in the popular mind one of method and degree. But the decision reached at Hanover to give publicity and editorial attention to the National Student Federation strikes a note of especial importance...
...reminder that the Executive Committee meeting of the Federation in New York last February set a number of projects in motion. It planned a clearing house for inter-collegiate news and a file for college journals to be established at Princeton; it provided for the publishing of a pamphlet containing a comprehensive survey of scholarships open to American students; it delegated one of its members to attend the English National Union of Students' Conferences next winter; and set the date for a new convention...
Yesterday's New York Times editorially mourns, not the revolt of youth, but the provincialism of the revolt. It approves the desire for institutional reforms manifested among college students, but accounts college chapels and inter-collegiate athletics subjects of lesser weight. On these, the thesis runs, the revolt wastes its strength before touching the momentous concerns of the hour. While stupidity in political management and inefficiency in governmental administration remain flagrant, the Times would advise students to fix their attention on the sore spots of the nation...