Word: shacks
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Gowan '33, Henry Greenberg '33, A. M. Halpern '33, Samuel Horvitz '33, H. F. Kollmyer '33, Thomas McHugh '33, E. A. Macy '33, W. A. Munroe '33, G. M. Noss '33, H. L. Orentlicher '33, A. S. Pierce '33, A. H. Rosenthal '33, L. H. Saxe '31, Joseph Shack '33, Robert Shapiro '33, and S. J. Wener...
Through all the rain and raw mist that swallowed Cambridge in one gulp last night an old comrade came slipping along in the mud all the way to Lowell House where the Vagabond lives in the construction shack. This true friend of Vagabondia brought good tidings of the morning's adventure...
...first, in a tiny shack among the olives, he worked with a four-inch telescope which had belonged to the College since 1860. In 1895 they bought him a second-hand eight-inch telescope and, because there was not enough money for a scientific mounting, Father Ricard called upon his students to help him improvise a mount. Day by day for years the tall figure in the black gown scanned the sky. Chiefly he trained his poor instrument...
Once again the Vagabond finds a group of special lectures to lure him forth from his cozy construction shack in the Lowell House yard into the cool of the evening air and the aloofness of Harvard Yard. The week's extra-curricular lectures open rather appropriately with "The Wandering Scholars and Mediaeval Latin Songs" by Professor Hilka of the University of Gottingen. Professor Hilka's discussion is scheduled for five o'clock this afternoon in Emerson...
...time being the Student Vagabond's much abused conscience cooperating with his pocket-book requires, nay, demands a little longer dalliance in his Lowell House construction shack...