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...Junior and the Gold Coast was really fourteen carat, Snowball came to Cambridge and tried his hand at laundry, pressing, and punch-concocting. In those days, the great Club controllers like Chase Mellon, young Barney Baruch, et al, inhabited 6 Holyoke Place (now a parking lot), Claverly, Randolph, and Westmorley. "Then, they went more for the straight stuff with a little ginger alc or soda," reflects the alcoholic expert. "They had pride in holding their own whiskeys. Now that the punch has come in, they start right off with the idea of getting drunk...
...trucks and 59 men who congregated on Bow Street Saturday afternoon were not celebrating a Cambridge winter carnival, but were trying to clear a passage between Massachusetts Avenue and Mt. Auburn Street, an investigation disclosed yesterday. If students in Westmorley Court had looked more closely, they would have seen that two or three of the men were constantly shovelling snow into one of the trucks and that disposal was later made of the loads...
...appointed to run the Lowell House rugby: W. D. Carter '31, T. P. Fry grL. A. W. Huguley '31, John Irving 1G. J. N. Trainer '31. Meetings for the Gold Coast, Dunster House, and Yard teams are to be held respectively this evening at 7 o'clock in 136 Westmorley, tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock in the Dunster House common room, and Monday evening at 7 o'clock in 60 Thayer Hall...
...Clubs start on their Christmas itinerary on Wednesday, which will include ten cities of the South and West. Following the regular program in Brattle Hall, the Gold Coast Orchestra will play for dancing. Tickets at special rates for undergraduates may be obtained at the offices of the clubs in Westmorley Court between 2 and 3 o'clock today...
...Harvard University, is a college dormitory or group of dormitories where all the men of one class live more or less together. Class solidarity was President Lowell's aim when, some years ago, Harvard wiped out its "gold coast" of expensive, privately operated dormitories-Claverly, Ridgely, Randolph and Westmorley Halls-by buying them and housing all seniors together. Class solidarity was the aim when dormitories were lately built along the Charles River, where Harvard freshmen are compelled to abide. But last week President Lowell's work appeared to be partly undone. A Cambridge realty company announced that...