Word: west
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...outlined on another page. As we pointed out in these columns last June, the value of concentrating into one week events which were formerly spread over two weeks, possesses a very obvious advantage. Under the program of the past few years it has been impossible for alumni from the West to attend the Yale baseball game and the boat race without an absence from home of nearly two weeks. Under the proposed schedule "several consecutive days, well filled with events which all Harvard men want to attend, would become the acknowledged meeting time for all the classes...
...buildings in its completed form. Briefly, their recommendation is to do away with the old building, and to erect on its site a much larger building which, when completed, will form four sides of a square. The front and principal entrance is to face Appleton Chapel. The east and west sides will extend from the facade towards Massachusetts Avenue; the south side, joining the other two sides, will be set back a suitable distance from Massachusetts Avenue and will be approximately parallel to it. The building completed will provide shelving for about 2,400,000 volumes...
...Saturday and it is thought that he will be in shape for some of the later games. Gallauer will be out for two weeks more with a broken finger which he sustained in the Wesleyan game. The coaches hope to see all three ends back for the contest with West Point which will come a week from next Saturday, and Frank Hinkey is expected within a few days in order to get the ends in shape for that game...
Reilly, Spalding and Philbin will remain the first set of backs till after the West Point game. Reilly's fault is slowness, but he is powerful and in the plunging role has made good. Spalding is the best end runner and one of the best punters and drop-kickers of the squad. Philbin is approaching form and, as a dodging and a plunging back, gives promise of proving one of the most valuable members of the team. Anderson, the former Wisconsin back, is the hardest line forcer of the team, but fails to get his signals straight and to follow...
...Henry Maurice Sheffer, the Logic and Philosophy of Mathematics in Europe; Mr. William Edward Lunt, English Financial History in London; Mr. Langdon Warner, Buddhist Art in Japan and Korea; Mr. John Avery Lomax, American Ballads in various parts of the country; Dr. Simeon Burt Wolbach, Tropical Diseases in West Africa...