Word: kirklanders
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Such generosity allowed Dunster to expand the College's physical plant. At his death the Yard consisted of a strip about 110 feet wide extending from Braintree Street (Massachusetts Avenue) to the Charlestown path (Kirkland Street...
Under President John Thornton Kirkland, the College further solidified its claim to university status with the establishment of the Law School in 1817 and the Divinity School...
...physical appearance of the University was immensely improved during the first part of Kirkland's administration. Holworthy Hall, completed in 1812 from the proceeds of a successful lottery, became the most popular place of residence. University Hall was completed in 1815, and pigs and other undesirable objects were driven out of the Yard to be replaced by elms and a lawn...
College By Resident HousesEisenhower Voting Stevenson Voting Others Adams 110 28 178 33 6 Dunster 157 32 128 39 11 Eliot 134 24 183 34 10 Kirkland 142 32 152 35 6 Leverett 138 30 126 24 8 Lowell 184 39 190 39 9 Winthrop 136 31 119 24 6 Total Upperclass Resident *1001 216 1076 228 56 Dudley House 52 12 72 19 13 Freshman Union 311 4 190 2 17 Total College *1368 225 1338 256 86 Radcliffe *346 42 413 52 19 Business School 538 376 161 113 11 Law School 473 394 576 424 12 GSAS...
...Eisenhower, the Business School constituted the largest single block of votes. His victory there by 422 ballots was more than enough to overcome Stevenson leads in Adams, Eliot, Kirkland, Lowell, Dudley, Radcliffe, the Law School, and the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences...