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...true cross-section has been achieved. Lowell and Dunster have representative groups, but Adams House has stolen a march on them both and will house its students in a architectural cross-section. Mid-Victorian Russell will be linked to Fourteenth century Statler Westmorly by a Georgian dining hall which boasts Greek pillars. Across the street the German Renaissance Randolph, holding within its womb early colonial Apthorp will complete a grouping of perfect harmony. It is the spirit of the House Plan...
...late-working writer, reprimand for reproducing a telegraph misspelling. But a "bum's rush" was precisely what Ossee Lee Bodenhamer, outgoing Legion chief, was unintentionally given in Boston by police zealously, blindly guarding the person of President Hoover at Statler Hotel...
...going to decree the score of the Harvard-Dartmouth game on this account but last night at the Statler I danced with Marilyn Miller. You know the rest. You're right, I confessed: Harvard 13, Dartmouth 6. Brown 17 Holy Cross 13 Yale 16 Army 6 Notre Dame 19 Pitt 7 Michigan 20 Illinois 0 Fordham 6 N. Y. U. 0 Navy 14 Princeton 6 Springfield 33 B. U. 7 Boston College 20 Dayton 7 William and Mary 26 Bridgewater 0 Colgate 27 Penn State 6 California 10 Washington 6 U. S. C. 7 Stanford 0 Otterbein 2 Marietta...
...first time patronesses for the annual Harvard-Dartmouth Football Dance, held in the Hotel Statler on the evening before the game, have been chosen this year from wives of professors of the University. Among those who will serve as patronesses for the third annual dance, held this year on October 24, are Mrs. Bliss Perry, Mrs. Edward Burlingame Hill, Mrs. K. B. Murdock, Mrs. Frederick G. White, Mrs. Robert S. Billyer, Mrs. James P. Baxter, Mrs. A. N. Holcombe, Mrs. Walter Bradford Cannon, Mrs. James Ford, Mrs. E. A. Whitney, Mrs. G. H. Edgell, Mrs. O. D. Kellogg...
...Convention I will address you in one sentence?You have paid your debt to La Fayette but you still owe a debt to yourselves and to the nation." President Hoover smiled. There was no Hoover-Coolidge hobnobbing. After the Legion speech he proceeded with traffic difficulty to the Hotel Statler where an adulant crowd hustled the President and Mrs. Hoover through the narrow lobby. In the turmoil four policemen gave the "bum's rush" to an officious fellow. He was O. L. Bodenheimer, National Commander of the Legion...