Word: yards
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...anthropologogy and sociology; is a survival, generally useless, perhaps absurd, and sometimes harmful. If writers had before their minds the seven o'clock bell which peals from the enpola of Harvard Hall, they could not have better formulated their definitions. For no apparent reason, the students in the Yard are daily inflicted with five minutes of sleep destroying agony. When inquiries are made concerning this nerve-shattering tocsin, the reply is invariable: that the bell has always been rung at seven, and probably will always be rung at seven, until its vibrations will have shaken down the very pillars which...
...Monday afternoon, are now being completed. The distinguished Belgian prelate will be welcomed in Sanders Theatre, and as is the custom on Commencement Day, the President, the Corporation and Overseers of the University, and members of Harvard Faculties will march in academic procession with their guests from the College Yard to Sanders Theatre...
...Close Yard to Public...
Academic costume will be worn in the procession, which will form in front of Harvard Hall at 3.30. The Yard will be closed to the general public both Sunday and Monday afternoons, only members of the University being admitted...
Team 1, under A. W. Douglass '21, will canvass Dunster Court, Apley Court, Standish, the Yard and Dana Chambers. The following Sophomores comprise the team: D. Angier, J. S. Barss, J. T. Bradiee, D. F. Cameron, N. Choate, J. Codman, W. Gale, M. Gratwick, R. Greenwood, D. Hall, F. T. Hammond, W. D. Howe, H. B. Humphrey, E. D. Hutchinson, O. S. Leland, C. C. Macomber, J. M. Martin, G. S. Morse, G. V. S. Smith, R. E. Smith, R. B. Smith, J. DeC. Scott, B. Wharton, A. M. Wrenn...