Word: latters
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Hutchins '41 were due for their summer cruise. Upon comparing the itinerary of the ship which was to take the Harvard and Yale ROTC boys with the itinerary of the "Colorado," which was to carry ROTC boys from the universities of Washington and California, Chase and Hutchins found the latter much more to their linking...
...position created in order to assure close cooperation between the House teams and the Harvard Athletic Association in such matters as equipment playing areas, coaches and officials. As secretary of the individual sport committees and also of the Inter-House Athletic Committee, Samborski is able to give the latter body full information about all of the organized sports...
Inaugurated this fall was one of President Conant's finest pet ideas: the National Scholarship Plan, financed by the bountiful Tercentenary Fund. Created two years ago, this fund established the roving professorships and national scholarships, the latter to be bestowed upon promising youths from every section of the country that they might have an opportunity for study at a great American university. Last year scholarships of one thousand dollars were made available to students from fifteen states, ten in the Middle West and five in the South and Far West. As soon as additional rescources are at hand, the plan...
...concurrent camp at Fort Ethan Allen where the formal training was done. The last four weeks were spent deepen into the Green Mountains, under the slopes of Mount Mansfield, where facilities were available for artillery firing and the more practical side of field training. All hands agreed that the latter camp was the more enjoyable, placed as it was beside a cold mountain brook that had been dammed to make a swimming hole and, incidentally, a ducking pond for people who knocked more than a fair share of home runs in the inter-section soft ball league...
Farther away from home we find such things as the Harvard Seismograph Station and the Cushman Laboratory for Foraminiferal Research. The former is located 25 miles north of Cambridge at the Oak Ridge Observatory, while the latter is an almost equal distance in a southerly direction, in Sharon. For those concerned with foraminifera it may be interesting to note that there is a library of 2,000 works about foraminifera at the Cushman Laboratory. Those not concerned with foraminifera are probably glad to learn that the subject is being investigated anyway...