Word: welds
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...discuss plans for fall debates, especially Wellesley's challenge for a December contest between University teams, the Debating Council will meet this afternoon at 5 o'clock in Weld...
...University, and admit the owner only to all athletic events of the Association on Soldiers Field during the year, except games with Yale and Princeton, and the football game with Dartmouth. They also entitle the owner to an allowance of one dollar on his locker at the Weld or Newell Boat Club. These tickets are not transferable and the penalty for transferring is blacklisting. Only one H. A. A, ticket will be sold to any one member of the University...
...Univ. 10732 Standish Hall A. Univ. 10402 B. Univ. 10519 C. Univ. 10794 Stoughton Hall (North Entry) Univ. 10772 (South Entry) Univ. 10512 Thayer Hall (North Entry) Univ. 10735 (Middle Entry) Univ. 10775 (South Entry) Univ. 10669 Walter Hastings Hall (First Entry) Univ. 5211 (Fifth Entry) Univ. 2433 Weld Hall (North Entry) Univ. 10516 (South Entry) Univ. 10739 Westmorley Hall Univ. 7553 (North Entry) Univ. 7967 Publications Advocate Univ. 3753-J Alumni Bulletin Univ. 5558-W CRIMSON Univ. 2811, 2812 Lampoon Univ...
...Pierce 215 Pierce 215 Electrical Pierce 207 Pierce 207 Electric Communication Cruft 25 Cruft 25 Civil Pierce 212 Pierce 212 Sanitary Pierce 112 Pierce 112 Mining Rotch Building Rotch Building Metallurgy Pierce 114 Pierce 114 Industrial Chemistry Boylston 15 Boylston 15 *Entrance on west side of Widener Library, opposite Weld Hall...
Tremendous steps have been taken in the administration of rural schools. The old one-teacher unit is going as fast as it can be replaced by grad-schools at convenient centers, served by fleets of motor buses. In Weld County, Colo., 26 modern school plants do the work of 85 weak schools. " Eighty warm, comfortable buses transport 2,510 children daily to the well equipped schools where they are taught by trained teachers." So speaks, not Mr. Babbitt, but the United States Department of the Interior. The central schools have auditoriums, community rooms, gymnasiums, athletic fields, libraries, lyceum courses...