Word: upper
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...that were not occupied by dropped Freshmen and provisional students would also be available for law students. A catalogue has been sent to probably occupants describing the accomodations in the five dormitories together with floor plans. Prices range from $325 to $575 per man with many rooms in the upper brackets...
Twenty-four men have been officially retained to row on the University eights, and three coxswains are temporarily assigned to these boats, although substitutions may well be made from the men cut or from the House crews later in the rowing season. One man from each of the three upper classes holds down the stroke position in each shell, while in the first boat there are only three seniors, a fact that presages well for the future hopes of the crew. The stroke men are: G. J. Cassedy '33 of the first crew, A. H. Parker '32 of the second...
...Fire Department. With misdirected enthusiasm they cast a damper upon the whole affair. They not only put out the fire but earnestly insisted that they knew nothing whatever as to the whereabouts of the Lindbergh baby. Both actions had a vastly sobering effect on the crowd. Dispirited, the upper middle classes retreated into its painted towers and the mob retired into the arms of its painted women. The Vagabond went and played a haunting melody on the Lowell House bells...
...besetting sin of the tutors, especially the five resident tutors, is their unfortunate habit of eating together at a tutors' table. That seems to be entirely contrary to the purpose of the House Plan. There is, however, no special tutors' Common Room, but the upper Common Room is little used...
...plan is staggering in size and scope. It has called for the aid of all of New York's big daily newspaper publishers, enlisted as district directors, business, civic and social leaders, including President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University, who enrolled as chairman of a large Upper West Side district. Last week's big job was to recruit an army of 200,000 workers, composed of a leader with nine assistants for every block in the city. Every relief team will ask every employed person in every block for 10?, 25? or 50? per week- never...