Word: west
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Those who are familiar with the Yard--as all of the students and alumni are--know that it can be divided into two parts, an east and west part, the dividing line being Thayer, University and Weld Halls. The magnificent old elms stand on the west section, while the eastern part, being newer, has a greater variety of trees, namely: elm, ash, maple and oak, which are younger and in much better condition, than the former ones...
...trouble at all. The first troublesome insect was the elm-leaf beetle. It is a small beetle which feeds on the leaves of the elms, in its larval stage, appearing in such numbers as to strip the trees entirely of their foliage, thereby killing them. The trees in the west part of the Yard were attacked by this pest and considerable damage was done before they were overcome...
...half-course, meeting Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 11 during the second half-year. The first part of the course deals with Europe since, 1815, the later part with the opening up of the East. It deals directly with missions as the spiritual aspect of the contact of the West with the East. The organization of missions at home, the progress of missions abroad will be discussed in detail...
There is good skating today at the Cambridge Skating Club; Spy Pond, Arlington; Hammond's Pond, Brookline; the Brookline Country Club; Brae Burn Country Club, West Newton; Charles River, at Riverside, at Dedham, opposite the Weld Boathouse, in the Basin, and at the Cottage Farm Bridge; at the Reservoir, Malden; Franklin Field; Franklin Park; the Public Gardens; Jamaica Pond; Allston Golf Club...
There is good skating today at the Cambridge Skating Club; Spy Pond, Arlington; Hammond's Pond. Brookline; the Brookline Country Club; Brea Burn Country Club, West Newton: Charles River, at Riverside, at Dedham, and opposite the Weld Boathouse...