Word: lately
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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With a total registration of more than 8,000 students expected this year in the University, the actual first day registration figures of 7,414, announced late last night through the University Office is well below the mark anticipated last week by the authorities. Although even the 100 or more late and special students expected to register within the next few days, will not bring the total up to 8,000, the present figures set a new enrolment record for the University. Last year the first day's total was 7,305, 109 less than yesterday's mark...
...registered, is practically the same as last year. The registration in the College, by classes, was 951 Freshmen, compared with 932 a year ago. The total number of first year students in the Engineering School, 47, and the 951 Freshmen in Harvard College make a total of 998. Late registration will bring this figure to the prescribed limit of 1,000 set by the Faculty two years ago. The figures for the other classes are: Sophomores 808, compared with 876 in 1926; 757 Juniors, compared with 781 in 1926; and 601 Seniors, compared with...
...past summer was an exciting one for portly, gruff, sport-loving hospitable Mr. McCarter. Late in July he narrowly es- caped death in a motor accident near Modia, Pa. A few weeks before that at Romma an explosion and fire had driven him hurriedly from his motor cruiser on the Shrewsbury River, near his home at Rumson, N. J. The cruiser was consumed. Last week, in best of health, he sailed for the U. S. after five weeks in Europe...
Married. Phyllis Cleveland, second cousin of the late U. S. Presi- dent Grover Cleveland, leading lady in The Cocoanuts* (with Groucho, Harpo, Chico & Zeppo Marx); to one J. Ainsworth Morgan of San Francisco & New York; in Manhattan...
Succeeding Gilbert Murray of Oxford, Professor Maclagen is the second occupant of the Charles Eliot Norton Chair, founded by the late C. C. Stillman '98. The holders of the chair are not confined to literary forms of poetry alone, but may treat music, painting, sculpture, architecture, or any branch of poetic art. Last year Professor Murray treated "The Classical Tradition in English Poetry...