Word: turning
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...this time of year--might easily be led to think that the old order hath changed and that all roads now lead to the Phillips Brooks House. Hither wend their way perplexed Freshmen seeking information; artful upperclassmen seeking Freshmen Handbooks, and vexed graduate students seeking rooms. Hither soon will turn the thrifty seeking text books at small expense. Soon will follow the hungry their mouths watering at the thought of refreshments which follow the receptions for Freshmen, Graduate students, Law students and others. More leisurely will amble those of high intent to volunteer their time and effort for social service...
...following article is the first of a series reviewing the material which has been retained by Coach Arnold Horween '21 as the substance of the University's 1927 football squad. Beginning today with the end the articles will take up in turn the various positions, going over the past achievements of the men competing for them and touching on future prospects...
...Plympton Street. At this time President H. C. Bartlett '27 will give a short talk to the Freshman. Sophomore and Junior candidates who wish to try out for the department or departments for which they are eligible. He will out-line the general character of CRIMSON competitions and then turn the candidates over to the department heads...
Advice is the cheapest commodity in Cambridge today. Almost any Freshman, bored and weary after this round of first meetings, can castify to that. Appetite by a flood of sweet wisdom, he is apt to turn slightly sour at the thought of remaining further in the role of advisee. If this is the case it is unfortunate for two reasons. First, because interest in other people's welfare is a forced thing at Harvard and the years of plenty will be followed by a long lean term, advice is obtained only for the asking. Secondly, because the soundest, most reasonable...
...ranging all the way from admonition to probation and expulsion. This is not, and never has been, a true picture of the situation at Harvard, nor at any other college worthy of the name. We are rather busy men, and now and then you may have to wait your turn in the outer office, but please remember that we are always glad to see you and that it is our aim to keep the 'college office' a friendly place where you will be welcome at all times, whether it be on a matter of business or for a friendly chat...