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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Benedict '23, dean of the Sophomore class, has been chosen chairman of the Committee on Information to Undergraduates for the year 1929-30. The primary purpose of this group is to give information to Seniors as to the whereabouts and opportunities of the various Harvard clubs scattered throughout the country. It plans to make the clubs more available to members of graduating classes, thus forming a stronger bond between them and older Harvard alumni...
...that Soviet grain collectors in the provinces have succeeded in forcing the peasants to sell at the Government's price some eleven million tons of grain. This is 10% more than last year, will amply suffice to feed the Red Army and the proletarian population of Russia's cities throughout the winter. "Let us rejoice and sing!" cried the Peasant-President, motioning to the orchestra leader. "Once more the good Russian Land has given us plenty of bread...
...actual services of the scout, the writer says, "He brings to the coaching councils all the latest improvements in plays and coaching methods which the multitude of coaches throughout the country may devise, and he gives his own camp an opportunity to discuss and adopt the new idea without even the delay of a season ...... That is one basic reason why the game has developed so rapidly in recent years." Student at Large, The Yale News...
...Harvard Freshman soccer team defeated Tabor Academy Saturday afternoon on the losers' field by the score of 2 to 1. This was the third victory for the 1933 aggregation in five games played. The winners outplayed Tabor throughout the game, but were unable to make effective goal shots. Excellent defensive kicks aided the Crimson in keeping the ball our of their own territory...
...situation really assumes a distinctly calamitous aspect when one takes a brief glimpse at the perennial bills which now decorate Harvard desks throughout the college. What with the unfortunate outcome of the Michigan game and the past unpleasantness in Wall Street, the financial atmosphere of Cambridge has become distinctly heavy. A term bill is bad enough, the anticipated outlay for the Yale week-end will be worse, and for those who sport license plates of dashing colors the thought of registration and insurance is the last straw. That such an accumulation of gargantuan expenses should be presented at one fell...