Word: retains
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...pass without any mention, official or otherwise. But would it not be worth while to ascertain whether undergraduate opinion is not in favor of observing the date by some simple annual ceremony or testimonial? Many of our national and state holidays serve to commemorate men, or events, which now retain but little hold on the sentiments of the people. Theodore Roosevelt, however, is a character who is very much alive in the hearts of all Americans; and while it is beyond our province to advocate a national observance of his birthday, we sincerely urge that it be fittingly commemorated...
...Tenants who are not to be students of the University in 1921-22 are required to remove their belongings from their rooms on or before June 25. Other tenants who do not retain their rooms for 1921-22 must return the keys to their rooms to the porters before leaving Cambridge, and must remove their furniture before September 16, when the new tenants are entitled to possession; but furniture may not be removed from rooms in the College Yard on Class Day or Commencement Day. Any furniture remaining after the dates given for removal in the rooms of the tenants...
...Tenants who are not to be students of the University in 1921-22 are required to remove their belongings from their rooms on or before June 25. Other tenants who do not retain their rooms for 1921-22 must return the keys to their rooms to the porters before leaving Cambridge, and must remove their furniture before September 16, when the new tenants are entitled to possession; but furniture may not be removed from rooms in the College Yard on Class Day or Commencement Day. Any furniture remaining after the dates given for removal in the rooms of the tenants...
...entertained. So far nothing exists in Cambridge to satisfy these demands. Although the Union is the solution of many questions of accommodation, it is not a panacea for all troubles. Even if ample room would be provided, which is probably impossible, the building is too large to retain a true club atmosphere. It would seem to be out of the question to arrange for the use of any social club as permanent headquarters. Another possible arrangement is a School Club Building, but the expense and a dubiousness as to its popularity are two strong objections. It is of primary importance...
...bouts this year are expected to be exceptionally keenly contested, for three of the holders of last year's championships will attempt to retain their titles. E. D. Weatherhead '22, holder of last year's 160-pound title, will enter both the 160 and 175-pound classes. J. O. Stubbs '21, holder of last year's 135-pound title, will attempt to retain it. H. J. Freedman '23, who gained last year's title in the 125-pound class, will be hard put to hold it. The other material consists of last year's runners...