Word: unite
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...cheered Harry Ford Sinclair. For the merger was the realization of his ambition to dominate a countrywide, integrated oil company. Ever since he began buying up and reselling oil lands many years ago with never-varying success he has looked forward to a unit like Consolidated. Harry Sinclair is of that second generation of oil pioneers who found the fat plums unknown to the Standard Oil Trust when they began to study synclines and anticlines. And his legion of friends were happy, for he had vindicated his reputation as one of the best-liked...
...House, while Adams House men are located sufficiently close to the Massachusetts Avenue lunch rooms to make the latter the most convenient for them. Students will sign the customary dining hall slips for their purchases, which will be payable with the term bills. Students not residing in some House unit will not ordinarily be admitted...
...move has been publicly made to alter the situation. Harvard has always maintained its educational liberalism and progress. When the curriculum became too formal the tutorial system was instituted at a necessarily large expense in salaries. When Harvard was found too great and unwieldy a unit, money was obtained to subdivide it into smaller communities. But when the Infirmary became obsolescent it was allowed to continue its antiquated service to the students...
Although neither the Harvard University team as a unit, nor two individual Crimson stars, W. B. Wood Jr. '32, and C. C. Cunningham '32, will be allowed to accept the invitations from the directors of the American Olympic hockey squad to train for Olympic play at Lake Placid, the Crimson sextet will face two teams entered for the famous tourney, in games which will have no connection with the Olympiad...
...effort to provide uniformity among the houses, emphasis should be directed toward these details. The individual characters of the houses will in any case tend to shape themselves, but smooth functioning as a unit depends on regulation of the minor points by the committee in charge of inter-house athletics. The fact that much of the organizing has been done more or less haphazardly by a few persons in each house is bound to cause divergencies. Under proper attention however, there is no reason why they should occur, or why they should not be corrected when they...