Word: roades
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...management has provided a parking space for automobiles, admittance to which will be 50 cents for car and entire party. Regular tickets will then admit occupants to the stands. Automobiles may also be left on the Speedway between the boathouse and the bridge gate, or on the Charlees River Road, directly opposite. No vehicles of any sort will be permitted to remain on North Harvard or Boylston streets...
...gate, will admit an automobile with its entire party to the parikng space, which is enclosed by heavy wire. Regular tickets will then admit to the field. Automobiles may also be left on the Speedway between the boathouse and the bridge gate, or on the Charles River Road, directly opposite. No vehicles are to be left on North Harvard or Boylston streets...
...these there will be pits for high and broad jumping and shot putting. The completion of this field means the filling of a long felt want at Technology, where the conditions under which athletics were carried on have been poor. At present the track men are working over the road, while the football teams practice on a small lot. The gridiron is not quite completed but the constructors promise it for use this fall. Contests equal in size to the Olympic games can be held with ease on the new field...
...forecast of what that art may become. Certainly it is an admirable example of the sort of thing the Monthly should be able to do--relate life and art. If the Monthly can accomplish that to some extent this year, it will be far on the road to fulfilling the part in the University life to which it is called...
...Fine Arts, Prof. Chase. A. M., Sever 25; P. M., 11 Kirkland Road...