Word: space
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Since the space formerly occupied by the old bowling alleys was turned into handball courts, the regular courts have been reserved for boxing on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons, and this arrangement has greatly aided in lesse0ning the congestion caused by overcrowding of the small space formerly available to Coach Conley's men. The afternoon is divided into four one-hour periods beginning at 1.45, and men may sign up for any of the periods to suit their convenience. There is no distinction between Freshman and University boxers, but in all cases the men are evenly matched...
...that publication two articles telling of an exploring expedition sent out by Yale University and the National Geographic Society under the direction of Dr. Hiram Bingham which resulted in the discovery of the city of Machu Picchu in a hitherto inaccessible region of the Peruvian Andes. We have not space here to explain the archaeological significance of this discovery. Suffice it to say that the city of Machu Picchu was believed to have been the cradle of the ancient Inca empire, Tampu-Tocco, or "Window-Tavern". What is of most interest to us is that Dr. Bingham, at that time...
Ordinarily the CRIMSON could not find space to publish letters such as Mr. Blair-Duncan is sending us. The fact, however, as he points out in his first letter, that the Chilean expedition has discovered the existence of what appears to be an ancient institution of learning led us to believe that we should not deprive our readers of the opportunity to see these remarkably interesting letters. Those which we have received to date tell of the translation how going of records found in the ruins of this ancient university; perusal of them has convinced us that the history...
Approximately six hundred Harvard men and about forty members of the faculty have joined in signing a birthday letter to ex-President Wilson. The plan was initiated and arrangements undertaken by the Woodrow Wilson Club of the University. Blue books containing the letter, with space for signatures, were posted this week in over thirty conspicuous places including dormitories, class rooms, and the buildings of the various Graduate Schools...
...eaves of Massachusetts Hall? We have stood across the street during the last two weeks in open mouthed astonishment at the power of the artist's brush. First came the shock of realizing that between the two little attic windows of Massachusetts there was a large billboard-like space. A few days later the face of a clock in gold began to appear. Yet a few days, and the whole business was submerged under a flood of bright blue paint; and now we see two clock hands and the numerals ten to one in orange. What goes...