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Changing from a passive to an active course in its work the Harvard Socialist Club is undertaking an expanded program, under which the members will do out-of-town speaking and lobbying at the state legislature, according to plans outlined yesterday by A. R. Whitman '34, president...
...racquets. A few inveterate sportswomen like Eleonora Sears of Boston pioneered whenever they could get on a men's court. Clubs around Boston, where Miss Sears is an influence, began to let women use their courts. In Manhattan women play on the Junior League and Colony Club courts; out-of-town courts are available for them at Ardsley Swimming & Racquet Club (Ardsley-on-Hudson) and at Nassau Country Club and Rockaway Hunting Club on Long Island; in Chicago they play tournament matches at the Racquet Club and in Detroit the wives of members may use the Racquet Si Curling Club...
...out-of-town reports were exaggerated. The Metropolitan did not close. It has never closed prematurely, no matter what its difficulties. Casts were shuffled about, performances given adequately. One by one the sick singers came back to work, Rosa Ponselle to give a dark, overdrawn performance as Violetta (La Traviata), her first...
...multitudes into a state of grace. And those who had centered their interest around debating clubs could, as a last resort, accept positions as radio announcers. Nor should those who spent four years being strenuously social feel slighted, for there is a growing demand for accomplished entertainers for out-of-town buyers. In fact there seems to be only one flaw in the plan, and that is the inclusion of the facial reproductions. It should be observed that the milk maid's remark to the effect that her face was her fortune has never been proved...
Results of a survey ordered last summer by the Cambridge City Council to determine the extent to which out-of-town motorists are violating parking regulations were recently reported. Of 357 offenders discovered during the survey 160 were found to be from other communities. Most of the violations were at Harvard Square, where 117 of a total of 184 infractions of the rules were by out-of-town drivers. In regard to this situation Harvard officials said that in looking into this matter consideration would be given only to commuters who do not live in Cambridge, and students living...