Word: toured
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Support of the Business School is the feature which is advanced as most desirable by the contestant for the CRIMSON essay prize of the American Lines Tour to Europe this summer, whose suggestions are published in full on page four of this issue. The undergraduates who criticize the new venture are held up as social beings . . . who have not even familiarized themselves with the aims or purposes of the school...
...essays submitted in the CRIMSON prize essay contest to select the winner of the $600 scholarship for travel abroad on the United States Line Tour next summer considered University problems from almost 42 different angles...
...Carleton, and American, is the captain of the Oxford team and, together with Captain J. J. Lezard of the Cambridge racketmen, is arranging with the Harvard and Yale captains for the details of the American tour. A. W. Jones '25, of Yale, and W. W. Ingraham '25 of the University will be members of the committee to meet the English teams when they arrive in New York about the middle of June...
Toward the end of July, the Prince will set sail for South America, in which continent he will visit Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Chile, possibly Peru, Ecuador and Colombia, returning through the Panama Canal to Portsmouth or Plymouth on completing an eight months' tour...
...three successful seasons at the Manhattan Opera House, Manhattan, for which she received $2,500 a performance. She afterwards sang with the Metropolitan, the Boston Opera Company- "gala seasons" all. Her last U. S. appearance was in Trenton in May, 1921- a concert with which she ended a prolonged tour. Since, she has sung occasionally here and there, but for the most part lived quietly at her various villas, working at her recently published autobiography...