Word: lived
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...collection of old clothes, magazines and text-books under the auspices of Phillips Brooks House. A list of collectors in the various dormitories was published in yesterday's CRIMSON and any men who have contributions to make should leave them with the collector in their building. Men who live outside the dormitories and have offerings to make should bring them to the nearest dormitory. The wagons will pass around each afternoon between 2.30 and 5 o'clock to collect all articles in the hands of the collectors. Any cast-off articles of clothing, old magazines and text-books...
...Lecture Room of the Fogg Art Museum this evening at 8 o'clock. Mr. Fay has spent three summers camping in this region, and has secured very remarkable photographs in addition to valuable scientific data. This country is full of game and the party of four were able to live very comfortably for three months on what they shot. The particular object of last summer's expedition was to study the mountain sheep which are very numerous in this region, for the Biological Survey...
...Wednesday and Thursday of this wek. A list of men who will act as collectors in the various dormitories will be printed in tomorrow's CRIMSON. Men who have any articles they wish to give are requested to deliver them to the collectors in their dormitories and men who live in private houses who wish to contribute are requested to bring their offerings to the nearest dormitory. All articles which are collected will be distributed to charitable institutions located, for the most part, in Cambridge and Boston. A great number of requests have been received and the need this year...
...study. It is a peculiar "school state of mind" which leads a man to bring his body to the class-room, while his brain is on the athletic field, or somewhere equally remote. He does not know among other things, the power of attention, effective note-taking, and a live intellectual curiosity in the lecture room as a time-saver in outside study. A recent case came before the Phi Beta Kappa scholarship bureau where a man who has won literary prizes failed to escape probation, in spite of studying the incredible amount of fifteen hours a day. A great...
...wish to express my approval of the CRIMSON'S taking a stand on the subject of the summer military camps. When a paper devotes the care the CRIMSON does to the selection of its editorialists, it is right that it should present its ideas on live quesions. The editorial column does not exist to be filled with expressions of benevolent neutrality but for the setting forth of opinions...