Word: reaching
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Reverend Sherrard Billings '80, Headmaster of Groton School, will conduct services this morning in Appleton Chapel at 8.45 o'clock. The services will close promptly at 9 o'clock in order to allow students to reach their classes at that hour...
...will be a hard boiled individual who will reach for a drink after reading "The Beautiful and Damned" at one sitting. The consumption of liquor in quarts per page is so tremendous that the reader sooner or later begins to sense the stale liquor smell and the motorman's glove taste of the morning after. Mr. Fitzgerald, to repeat, may have no such intention but he has succeeded in demonstrating pretty effectively that the pursuit of pleasure as the end of life may be at the beginning pretty delightful but is likely to prove less so as the highballs succeed...
...class on Saturdays, or who is occupied in outside activities at Soldier's Field or elsewhere in the afternoons, finds it extremely difficult to reserve books in Room O within the required time, and on Sundays it is not possible to reach books there, even for study in the Library...
...class rooms on the second floor accommodate 330 students. At certain hours in the day there are nearly this number present. It is an amusing problem in permutations and combinations to figure how many different ways 250 or more men can reach the ground in two minutes using one stairway less than four feet wide and a score of windows. Those that used the windows would have to jump. For even the artistically conceived Sever fire-escape is lacking...
...them where these courses could be adequately covered by reading and conference with a tutor, and so present faculty member would be able to spend some time on tutorial work. The question of the attitude can be taken care of; if it were possible for a tutor to reach a full professorship by that work alone, the interest of these men in tutorial work would be permanent. As for the undergraduate, if be found that he could not possibly pass any course without doing the required reading and if the recommendation of his tutor were necessary before he could have...