Word: travelers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...tomorrow evening. The lecture will be illustrated throughout by a series of photographs taken during the ascent. Since last October Mr. Mallory has been speaking before immense audiences on both sides of the Atlantic. The lecture will be held under the joint auspices of the Union and the Harvard Travellers Club. This club was founded about 15 years ago by graduates of the University, its purpose being to encourage travel and exploration. The activities of the club are at present concentrated in monthly meetings open to all members of the University at which some traveller recounts his experiences...
...receive cards, but who expect to travel, may obtain aid in making their arrangements by applying to the business department of the CRIMSON...
Last night the business department of the CRIMSON sent out cards to over 1000 members of the University who may intend to travel in the west or abroad this summer. The CRIMSON has decided to establish a travel bureau to get in touch with steamship lines, foreign hotels, and western ranches, and to help students make arrangements with them...
...formative stage. Shelley's classmates did their best to force his queerness into the average path, but fortunately for posterity, his will was he stronger and they were unsuccessful. The normal while often more desirable than the abnormal is not always the best rut to travel. Smothering the individual, making him subject to the caprices of the majority, is the trend hazing takes; the "queer", but possibly the best traits of a boy in the stages of development may be twisted into perversion or cut from his nature altogether through his possible reactions to such customs as hazing...
...adjoining regions. The Dutch farmers of the New York Catskills came to this country at the same time as the Puritan fathers, and like them came with strict religious views. They settled on the West bank of the Hudson in the Catskills, far from the regular routes of travel and business, keeping their religious views and old customs and speech long after the Puritans...