Word: recession
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...series of meetings to be given under the auspices of the International Policy Federation has been planned for the near future. It is expected that three of these meetings will be held before the Christmas recess. The first meeting will take place on Wednesday evening, December 2, when Mr. William English Walling L. '98, will speak on "The European War and Socialism," under the auspices of the Socialist Club. Mr. Walling is a well known author of treatises on Socialism, as well as one of the foremost leaders of the socialistic movement...
...CRIMSON along with many of the undergraduates has had a general misunderstanding regarding the Christmas recess. Officially stated, the recess extends from December 23, 1914, to January 2, 1915, inclusive. This does not mean that registration is to take place on Saturday, January 2, 1915. The word "inclusive" apparently has been the cause of much complaint which, along with appeals for the extension of the Christmas recess, should cease...
...Faculty has granted permission to the Musical Clubs for a western trip to be taken during the Christmas recess. The present plan is for the clubs to take an alternate western and southern trip, every other year, thus visiting the same section every fourth year. This year's trip will be the first since the southern trip...
Instruction in public speaking will be given at the Law School this year under Professor I. L. Winter and Mr. Chenoweth. There are two courses in this department, one hour a week each from now until the spring recess. The plan is to have several sections in each course, with from six to twelve men in each division. A student may enter either or both of these courses...
Owing to the lateness of the spring recess this year, the team played three games in Cambridge before the southern trip. These resulted in victories over Colgate, the Massachusetts Aggies, and Bowdoin. The southern trip was the most successful ever made by a Harvard team, resulting in four victories and one defeat. After its return, the team won six straight games, but on May 16 was overwhelmed by Pennsylvania. This de- reat was due entirely to the wildness of the pitchers. The other defeats came from Dartmouth and Holy Cross, the latter nine taking both games in the two game...