Word: tower
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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From certain Seniors struggling with Divisionals comes a cry against the injustice caused by differences in the Departmental rules regulating exemption from final examinations of courses in their field of concentration. These rules are as varied as the tongues of the Tower of Babel, for each Division makes them as it sees fit. In the Division of Modern Languages only those who pass the Divisional Examination "with credit" are exempt. Biology grants freedom from examination to all Seniors who have, at April Hours, an honor record in the courses in question. The Division of History, Government, and Economics relieves candidates...
Tech--Stroke, Wendell Pearce '32; 7, George Priggon '34; 6, Alden Tower '33; 5, T. H. Anderson '32; 4, Louis Frank '34; 3, Frederick Walsh '32; 2, William Kirkpatrick '32; bow, Louis Balboni '33; cox, Lawrence Stein...
...Sherwood, E. K. Shapira, C. I. Shapiro, J. E. Shoemaker, S. T. Skidmore, F. G. Sohn, K. C. Steele, R. A. Steel, Theodore Steinway, S. W. Stern, Richard Sullivan, D. D. Tiffany, C. F. Tillinghast, A. W. Todd, J. W. Tower...
...Described by a correspondent of Britain's leading Conservative paper, the London Morning Iost, as "just dreadful-an ugly, big. heavy, bare, forbidding red brick factory with the straight lines of featureless windows and a tower-like tank-utterly out of harmony with the lovely Avon reach that it does its best to monopolize" (being built on the river's brim...
...bell clapper to return to Memorial Hall was beginning to be a trifle irksome to the Harvard investigator. The suggestion has been made that Lowell House, with its 18 clippers for which no beneficial use has yet been found, might lend one for use in the Memorial Hall tower until Major Apted's wishes come true, and the practical jokers give back the stolen property. For the present, however, Memorial Hall will remain as silent as it has for the past nine days...