Word: metropolises
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When Yale was losing a system, Harvard was gaining one to which it has clung with vigorous tenacity ever since. But in the eyes of the sporting critics it is now Harvard's turn to crumble. The edict comes from the press writers of the metropolis that the "Haughton system...
In 1907 with his appointment as Deputy Police Commissioner in New York City, began Colonel Wood's important work in connection with the Police Department of the Metropolis. When John Purray Mitchell was elected mayor on a reform ticket in 1914 one of his first and most important appointments was...
It is quite evident that the tunnel had seen much use at one period of the university's existence. In fact, we learn from obscure references in the records that the lure of the city was once considered a grave problem by the Circle of the Elders. As far as...
Harvard men have excellent reasons for being interested in the election. For one thing many departments of the University are in Boston and not in Cambridge, including the Medical School, the Dental School, and the Arnold Arboretum. Even the Stadium comes under the jurisdiction of Boston. And not only is...
When John F. Hylan first became May, or of New York City, every newspaper in the metropolis except the Hearst sheets dedicated itself to the task of discrediting the city's administration. During the last four years they have gone to every length to persuade their readers that Hylanism must...