Word: springing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Freshman debating club, which is an organization entirely separated from the debating team was organized last week and has embarked on its spring work. 30 first year men have already joined and more are expected to seek membership in the near future. Their first meeting was held last Tuesday in which the members were listed and the general procedure for the next months outlined. The organization, which is officially "The 1930 Debating Club" will be concerned mainly with informal discussion and may later have inter dormitory debates and encounters with Exeter and Andover...
...University golf team will begin practice in two week, it was announced last night by Manager E. D. Cole '27. Practice will be held on the Bolmont Springs Country Club, beginning shortly before the spring recess. The first meet this year will be held on May 2, when the team will meet M. I. T., in Boston. Other colleges on this year's schedule are Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Williams, Union College, University of Pennsylvania, Georgetown, Holy Cross, Amherst, Dartmouth, Brown, and Yale. The Inter collegiate at Garden City, N. Y. will be attended on June...
...given the boats, a seating arrangement should be made after the next race in which there should be but few changes during the rest of the season. It has not yet been decided, however, whether one or two of the light weight eighths will be taken to Kent during spring vacation...
That this is not a permanent arrangement has been emphasized by Coach Brown, who says that he intends to pick no definite crews until during or after spring vacation. It is expected that an entire eight will be dropped next week and that sometime before vacation these men together with the oarsmen who have been working on the B outfit will be turned over to Coach Hobson to be organized as class eights...
There is a delicious period during one's college days--when April hours are over, when Spring vacation is approaching and when work has lessened for everyone but the distraught Senior--and this time is that in which Boston's theatres suffer sleeping sickness and the sole diversions open to the entertainment seeker are the movies and those sacred institutions of the drama which clutter up Scoolay Square. Such diversions are amusing but they cannot quite fill every requirement. If the playhouses must be quiescent at some time during the year there would appear, at least to the student...