Word: reporteds
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...annual report of the Phillips Brooks House, printed elsewhere in this issue of the CRIMSON is the record of more than satisfactory performance of duty. During the past year all extra-curricular activities in Harvard College have felt the numbing hand of scholarship upon them. Clear and undeniable though the advantages of an increased academic vigilance are, the undergraduate can pluck new time for study from only one place--his outside activities. It is only natural that the first interests to suffer are the altruistic, which offer neither glory of the Big-Man-in-His-Class kind, nor any other...
Although it has undeniably felt this drain, Phillips Brooks House has yet passed a most creditable year. The Social Service Committee and the Deputation Committee have been, as examination of the report shows, particularly active. Changes in the scope of the latter committee's endeavors have subdued the emphasis formerly placed on Harvard delegations to churches, and given more attention to the preparatory school visits. Such a change is sure to react more directly to the benefit of the college itself...
According to the report, eight hours and twenty minutes a day are enough for sleep and three hours and forty minutes for recreation. A mere ten minutes suffices for religion, but the student redeems himself with a record of nearly six hours used in study every day in the week, a total very little under the 44 hour week of the average business man. The extra time left in his day are taken up in miscellaneous activities such as eating and travelling...
Nonetheless investors bought R. C. A. and Victor stock during the week upon the report that the two firms, leaders of their respective fields, would form-not necessarily a merger but-a closer technical and commercial alliance than has bound them together in the past...
...hand this year from last season's track outfit and a number of Sophomores will be powerful candidates for University berths. Lettermen in the mile and two mile runs, the pole vault, broad jump, shot put, javelin throw, discus, low hurdles, 440 and 880 yard runs are expected to report at the, initial meeting this afternoon. Those lettermen who will be back this spring are: B. G. Burbank '28, F. B. Clark '28, Leslie Flaksman '29, A. E. French '29, David Guarnaccia '29, D. A. Lomasney '28, T. G. Moore '29, Captain A. H. O'Neil '28, W. C. Peet...