Word: late
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...referendum to decide whether or not the Class of 1930 will conduct a Junior Dance this year, will be conducted by mail within the course of the next few days, according to a statement given to the CRIMSON late last night by G. C. Holbrook, Jr. '30, president of the class...
Prof. Irving Babbitt's article in this month's "Forum," in which he violently attacks the late President Eliot's educational system, has created something like a dignified furore down Cambridge way. The entire article has been reprinted in the Harvard Crimson and has served to stir up endless comment among the surprised but not altogether shocked professorate...
Perchance the CRIMSON, in the kindness of its heart and prescience of its editors, might assist the Junior Prom to a decent and timely burial. And, if it is not too late for the funeral ceremonies to be held this year, a modified referendum might discover a sufficient number of eager* mourners in the class of 1930 to warrant the tolling of the Bursar's bell...
...mail which was received late yesterday afternoon from guests, and state and national officials was included a letter from the White House, extending the best wishes of President Coolidge for the complete success of the first Annual Harvard Military Dance...
Last week's figures included late campaign contributions, one of which added a financial note to the long discord between Senator James Couzens, Michigan's motor-millionaire senator, and Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon. Senator Couzens made a last minute contribution of $10,000, and, according to one report, offered to make it $40,000 if promised that Mr. Mellon would not be reappointed treasury secretary...