Word: interred
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...success of inter-house activities largely depends on the adjustment of details, trivial in themselves but important in the mass. Especially in the arrangements which the houses make regarding sports, uniformity should be the rule. The inter-house squash competition, just begun, offers an instance of conflicting arrangements which ought to be avoided...
...Inter-fraternity basketball will get under way tomorrow when Delta Upsilon meets Sigma Alpha Mu, the Falcon Club plays St. Paul's Catholic Club, and Lamba Chi Alpha engages Zeta Beta Tau. Handball starts Friday evening at Hemenway when Alpha Mu Sigma plays Kappa Nu and Sigma Alpha Nu meets St. Paul's Catholic Club...
...would obviously be neither available, nor possible for House teams. The rinks on Soldiers Field have been too poorly kept up to assure any regular use. Otherwise the hockey enthusiast has had to make the most of the poor and not too frequent ice of the Charles. If the inter-House sports are to be successful some better facilities must be made possible...
With the inauguration this week of the series of inter-House squash and basketball contests scheduled for this winter, comes the possibility of a new phase in the development of the Harvard athletic system. The fall season has shown that House athletics cannot be established without a considerable degree of organization. And an active part must be taken by participants in House sports as well...
...arranging a winter-schedule and providing facilities for coaching, the Athletic Association has done its part well. It cannot be too strongly emphasized, however, that inter-House activities of every kind depend for their success primarily on undergraduate interest. They cannot survive as hot-house products. In practice, as far as athletics are concerned, this means essentially that House captains must accept the responsibility of organizing their respective teams...