Word: kirklanders
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Slugging its way to a 6-3 victory over Adams yesterday, Dudley pushed itself into a tie for first place with Kirkland in the House Indoor Baseball League. There will probably be a playoff Wednesday...
...Adams raequetmen came through strong yesterday, trouncing Dunster 4-1 in two matches--one in League A and the other in League C. Kirkland and Leverett broke even, each garnering a match. The League C Kirkland outfit definitely outplayed its opponents with a score of 4-1; but Leverett eked out a 3-2 win in League A to even up the day's play...
Next week inter-House squash, basketball, and swimming get under way Four different leagues begin their battles on the squash courts Monday and Tuesday. On Monday, Leagues A and C Have scheduled three matches each: Dunster vs. Adams, Eliot vs. Lowell, and Leverett vs. Kirkland. Leagues B and D Have the same slate for Tuesday...
...Houses go into the pool next Tuesday, with meets between Winthrop and Adams, Kirkland and Leverett. Eliot and Adams start the basketball season on Thursday, December 112, at 2.30 o'clock...
...intervals." Yet, he says, "All the students here who pass for diligent hear far more lecturing than I. Cogswell hears 8 courses daily." We see George Bancroft, fresh from college, sent by the Harvard Corporation for three years' study in Germany in order to become, as President Kirkland expressed it, "an accomplished philologian and biblical critic, able to expound and defend the Revelation of God." Bancroft was not so uncritically enthusiastic as his predecessors had been. Ticknor had written that there was more "absolute learning in Germany than in all the rest of the world besides." But Bancroft...