Word: marche
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Charles Sprague Sargent '62 died last March and since his death the University has organized the fund as a memorial to him for his exceptional work in developing the Arboretum, of which he had full charge from its inception in 1872. Sargent was Professor of Arboriculture and Director of the Arnold Arboretum...
This concert is the third of the series of nine which are being given on Thursday evenings in Sanders Theatre. The dates of the remaining concerts have been announced as follows. December 1. January 12, February 9, February 23, March 1, March 29, and April 19. Beginning with the season of 1927-28. Sections B.C.D.E. and F in the first gallery, and Section D in the second gallery have been reserved for members of the University...
...Union's annual prize essay contest will close on March 1, if was an nounced by the graduate secretary of the Union last night. All essays must contain no more than 2500 words. Prizes of $35 and $13 will be awarded to the winners of the competition...
...cause of the proletariat. At the end of an overburdened physical suffering, he yielded to a temporary depression, but I ask you, comrades, to imitate him not in his death, but in his life, which was dedicated to the purest principles of Marx and Lenin, under whose flag he marched, as we march, to the bitter...
There is a National League; ten teams divided into the International Division (Montreal Canadiens, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, New York Americans) and the American Division (New York Rangers, Detroit, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Boston). In March the first three teams in the International play for the O'Brien Cup; the first three in the American for the Prince of Wales Cup; respectively emblematic of the division championships. Then division champions play for the Stanley Cup and the World's Championship...