Word: seniors
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...clock they follow the graduates and the members of the lower classes to the Stadium where E. F. Clark Jr. '28 will give the Ivy oration. Three will also be cheering by the graduate classes, presentation of the Senior class banner to 1931, singing of "Fair Harvard" and the confetti battle...
...rest of the week the CRIMSON will be delivered only to subscribers in the Senior dormitories. Other subscribers may obtain their copies by applying at the Crimson Building at 14 Plympton Street...
...clock tonight the Class of 1928 will begin its Senior Spread and Dance to the strains of Gene Rodemich's Metropolitan Orchestra in Memorial Hall and of Ives' Band in the Delta. The most colorful of Commencement Week festivities lasts until 3 o'clock...
...Yard, the cosmopolitan activities of Harvard graduates upon whom literally the sun never seis and the unanimity of whose affection for the college conveys a present admonition to the members of the class about to complete their undergraduate work. The feeling of unmixed relief that characterizes the divisional-freed Senior, the desire to be up and away as soon as possible, is metamorphosed by the turning of a year or two into an active regret for the cloister's pale, an immediate concern with the functions of the College, its activities, its winning football teams...
...nonexistent. The very man who attempted through ennui to turn over a Brighton street car the night his Spread dance is found in the forefront of his class five years later hurling confetti at the Stadium jumping pits. The ritual of departure, prolonged as it may seem to the Senior, is the creation of men who have realized its too actual brevity when reviewed later by a graduate nostalgic from bond-selling or cupon-clipping...