Word: section
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...contention has recently been made that agitation for numbering Harvard players "is largely the result of suggestions from sources that need but slight attention." This statement inevitably recalls the dictum of the National Rules Committee, in a note under Rule 3, section 3, saying: "The committee recommends that all players be numbered...
...principal features of the Princeton Game number of the CRIMSON, the largest pictorial supplement ever printed by the CRIMSON will be issued tomorrow. This section, which will be but a supplement to the regular CRIMSON, will have 36 pages, being printed in two sections with a "binder sheet." The largest previous pictorial supplement contained 24 pages...
...have applied for tickets to the game are requested to call for them tomorrow in order to avoid the rush at the end of the week. All tickets in the cheering section will have stamped upon them, "white" or "red handkerchief." These handkerchiefs will be used to form the "H" when the "Marseillaise" is sung Saturday. Everyone whose ticket indicates that he should bring a red handkerchief, should call at Leavitt & Peirce's any time from Wednesday on, and upon showing his tickets, he will be given a red handkerchief. Further instructions about forming the "H" will be announced...
Professor G. C. Whipple, Professor of Sanitary Engineering at the University, will speak on "Eight Months in Europe with the League of Red Cross Societies" at a meeting of the Sanitary Section of the Boston Society of Civil Engineers in Chipman Hall, Tremont Temple, Boston, tomorrow evening at 7.45. The society has invited all members of the University who are interested in the subject to attend and hear Professor Whipple describe his travels in Europe and his experiences in Rumania...
Beginning at 7.30 next Tuesday evening, November 2, a special wire, connected with the Western Union's countrywide service, will bring complete election returns to the Living Room of the Union. The separate returns as they come in from every state and section of the country will be announced from the platform by megaphone, while the grand totals will be figured on a large blackboard. The University Band will play at intervals throughout the evening until 11 o'clock. It has been arranged to telephone the totals of the returns, as they are received at the Union, to the Graduate...