Word: rapider
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...lists against the proposed erection of an apartment, building on the site of Beck Hall, as reported in yesterday's edition of the CRIMSON, Harvard takes official action in an attempt to preserve a cherished landmark. Resistance to the march of progress is usually a hopeless task and the rapid growth of Cambridge as a commercial city has brought far more advantages on the whole than the occasional unfortunate results it has had upon the college. Yet there are instances where opposition is not only feasible but beneficial, and the present ease of Back Hall is one in point...
...Business School from 400 to 500 is not unexpected to those who have been following the for tunes of this fast-growing member of the University. Hampered at first by inadequate quarters, the erection of new buildings across the river provided facilities for an expansion which has been as rapid as the means permitted, until at present it ranks third among the graduate schools in point of numbers. The Business School has not such a long history as some of its older associates, for it fills a need which has become apparent only in the past few years and much...
...next four touchdowns were made in rapid succession with S. L. Batchelder '31, T. W. Gilligan '31, and D. M. Greeley '31, accounting for the scores. Gilligan counted twice, once on a long pass from Batchelder. The first team's passes were working beautifully for long gains, the scrub defense seeming unable to diagnose the plays...
...unexpectedly rapid purchase of the entire first edition of the Tradition Booklet printed by the CRIMSON, the editors have decided to print a second impression. The type used in the first edition has been kept intact, and as soon as a few minor changes are made, the second impression will...
...rapid progress made during the summer on the new additions to Langdell Hall enabled returning students to see what the complete structure will look like in 1929. Already the steel frames for the new halls are erected and the walls are started. The finished building will be more than twice the size of the present structure, and will provide space for a large increase in library facilities, study rooms, lecture halls and a court room...