Word: rowse
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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To those who remain in Cambridge, it offers the damp quietude of deserted dormitories, the monastic seclusion of Widener, and the culinary limpness of the Splendid. To those who seek the gayety of modern Babylons, it offers the front rows of the orchestra, from which the legendary business man is...
Two sophomores have made a particularly good position this fall. Geoffrey Platt '27, captain of last year's Fresh man eight, and J. W. Gates '27, who rowed at seat four in the same beat, have held their seats in crew X at seats seven and six respectively in the...
In an effort to save a good proportion of material now available for the Freshman crew next spring from the probation ban, Coach Stevens has instituted a system of "Crew Advisors" to aid men in their studies. There is no thought of tutorial work in this system, since it is...
"I must not do what for me would be a disingenuous and fictitious thing, under the guise of taking solemn rows. I am sure you would not have me do it."
For one thing, education is not a geographically transferable commodity, like food-stuffs or the Federal Reserve. Whether for good or bad, it remains in one place, and rows about itself a decorative ivy of cultural tradition, bedded and nourished in the soil in which it stands; so that one...