Word: southerning
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...reputation for snobbishness has never been altogether just. Admittedly its system of undergraduate clubs is unduly favorable to men from the fashionable preparatory schools; but the policy of the Faculty has been steadily democratic. Since the Civil War negroes of ability have been welcomed--with the result that Southern white students have preferred other institutions. Latterly President Lowell has resisted pressure from graduates who deprecate the increasing proportion of Jewish students; he has insisted upon full recognition of industry and ability. In 1922, when this pressure was first severely felt, the Board of Overseers passed a resolution that the traditional...
...against the Naval Academy at Annapolis on Wednesday, April 21. The team will not stay at the Naval Academy while it is in Annapolis during the spring vacation, according to an announcement made yesterday by Davidson Sommers '26, manager of the team, who gave out the details of the southern trip which the Crimson nine will take during the week of April...
Although it has generally been the custom for several members of the Harvard Baseball Advisory Committee to accompany the team on its annual southern trip during the spring recess, it is understood that this year none of the present committee wil be able to find time to go. Coach Mitchell, assisted by two managers will be in entire charge of the trip...
...boils accurately through the play in the interpretation of John Cromwell. The play is brutal and unpleasant, but a sound and at times swiftly exciting piece of dramaturgy. How much of it is truth and how much of it is theatre, only a witness who knows the hidden southern countries can determine...
Died. General Alexei Alexeivitch Brussilov, 70, perhaps the most brilliant strategist of the former Imperial Russian Army, in 1916 very nearly successful in outmaneuvering Ludendorff on the southern Russian front, after the Russian Revolution a commander in the Red Army, at all times rated as a superb cavalry leader; at Moscow, of inflammation of the lungs...