Word: stampeders
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Seats on the floor and in the first balcony will be reserved until 8.10 o'clock for ticket holders. Cards of admission to these sections may be obtained free of charge by sending a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Professor K. F. Mather, Geological Museum, Oxford Street, Cambridge, before Friday...
Theodore Herman Dreiser, 60, has begun to take stock of himself. Dawn, An Autobiography of Early Youth, is a portentous beginning. Couched in inimitable Dreiserese, stamped on every page with his trademark of bewildered honesty, it begins thus: ''The average earthling, as I have reason to know, has...
Despite fierce rallies in each of the nine matches played, the Harvard net team bowed to superior odds in its match last Saturday against the University of North Carolina and was defeated 7 to 2. The victory for the Tar-heelers stamped them as the leading collegiate tennis team in...
It has been announced that Sir James Jean's lecture, "The Annihilation of Matter", to be given before the Harvard Chapter of the Sigma XI Society on May 26, will be open to the public. Those wishing to attend the talk, which will be given in Sanders Theatre, are urged...
One day he sees another man lose his job. He works on, keeps paying in his pence. The other man, after a short "waiting period," takes his unemployment book around to the proper authorities, has it stamped and draws (if between 21 and 65 and with no dependents) 17 shillings...