Word: monday
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Monday, April...
...Monday, May 3 Dudley vs. Winthrop; Leverett vs. Kirkland; Dunster vs. Eliot; Lowell vs. Adams...
...action of the directing body following a recommendation of the move on March 25 by the Student Council and the unanimous decision of the Undergraduate Athletic Council on Monday which was hailed with great enthusiasm from all quarters, culminated the drive begun last winter when Yale raised a similar protest against the sport's remaining in a minor position among other college athletics...
Final student pressure which carried behind it the rising popular interest in the game was brought to bear on the Committee on Monday when the Undergraduate Athletic Council reached their decision unanimously at the Faculty Club. Ernest a. Gray, Jr. '37, captain of this year's team, quoted figures to prove the popularity of the sport and pointed out the advisability of the measure by claiming that 430 men participated in Basketball this winter in some form or another. He also announced an increase of 35 in candidates for the Varsity quintet since Harvard joined the League...
...them all, herself. Her first novel, The Voyage Out (1915), a conventional, competent piece, was well received in spite of the War. The pages of her second (Night and Day) now seem browned at the edges. In 1921 she cut loose from convention, published a book of sketches (Monday or Tuesday) written in an experimental associative-train-of-thought style which in the next ten years she developed into full flower. With Jacob's Room (1922), she captured the critics, began to win the reading public as well. Of her other books, Mrs. Dalloway is the most popular...