Word: toured
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...have recently completed novel arrangements with the Cunard Steamship Line whereby the entire third cabin of the "Saxonia" has been reserved exclusively for college men on the sailing of June 21 from New York, and September 6 from Southampton and Cherbourg. The plan is distinctly not that of a tour, and allows the travelers more than two months of leisurely and unrestricted travel...
...Continentals, also brings to mind a picture of General Burgoyne, pacing his narrow quarters in Apthorpe House after the battle of Saratoga. And a certain individuality in the execution of Emerson is unavoidably reminiscent of the old Concord sage, a quotation from whose works, according to a sight-seeing tour conductor, appears over the door...
...entire Junior class of the Springfield Y. M. C. A. College visited the University on their annual tour of observation of athletic equipment among the schools and colleges near Boston. Harvard's facilities received the highest praise from Professor G. B. Attleck, who had charge of the trip...
They intend to spend a week or so at Naples, Florence, and Rome, and then go to France. After a tour of France they will cross the channel to pass some time in England. The last few weeks will be spent in Paris. On June 10 the two will return to college to attend the commencement exercises...
...School of Education is the logical place for men from Springfield who contemplate doing graduate work" said G. B. Affleck, Professor of Hygiene at Springfield College to a CRIMSON reporter at the conclusion of a talk by Dean Holmes yesterday afternoon. Professor Affleck is personally conducting a four day tour of observation being made by 83 Juniors from the Springfield Y. M. C. A. College. Yesterday they were conducted about the University by instructors in the Department of Physical Education. "Although the Graduate School here is but two years old, it fills a long-felt want, and men from Springfield...