Word: lunches
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...blessing in disguise, but why in the name of common sense was it deemed practical to send all four registering classes to four respective tables via one narrow entrance? And why, such being the case, did all the College find it necessary to stampede to be registered before lunch? O ye of little faith, but much persistence...
...ushering on Class Day does not consist simply in punching the time clock at Harvard Hall, obtaining the decoration of a bronze badge, and devoting the rest of the day to finding out how many spreads it will "admit one" to. It is not a tacit invitation to "free lunch", any more than it pre-supposes personally conducted tours to Agassiz by the hour to show somebody's Aunt Agatha the glass flowers. If means two things: first, attending to visitors' wants; second, keeping from the Yard everybody who does not belong there. Experience in former years proves that fulfilling...
...been made out which will hold until the examination period is over. Breakfast at 7.30 o'clock will be followed by examinations from 8 until 11 and the morning row at 11.15. After luncheon at 1 examinations will be given until 5 in the afternoon when a light lunch will be served to the oarsmen preparatory to the evening workout from 7 until 8.15 o'clock...
...Lunch for all visiting school track teams will be held in Smith Dining Hall at 12 o'clock. Alumni of schools attending the Inter-scholastics are urged to be present...
...clock the members of the Board will lunch at the Union, following which, they will meet in the Faculty Room in University Hall, where they will consider the tentative plans made for the future development of the University grounds and the preliminary sketches made for the purpose. The Board will then accompany the architects who have charge of the work, in an inspection of the grounds...