Last we forget what has happened in this 1936-1937 academic year . . . . last we forget what has appeared in column five every morning, it might be well to summarize the events of the last year. Political, social, economic, and academic events they are, and some of us will no doubt remember that we were once dismayed by the fact that the country had all "gone Roosevelt", shocked by the dismissal of Walsh and Sweezy, or jubliant over a swimming team that beat Yale.
Highlights of 1936-37 follow:
September 1
First Class of Harvard's Fourth Century will have 1950 members Many returning for Tercentenary.
September 16
Invasion of Harvard men and guests swell ranks of city an Tercentenary days dawn.
September 18
Conant wars on educational chaos and crusades for liberal tradition as Harvard begins fourth century.
September 25
Registration of first Freshmen today. President Conant goes to England for month's rest.
September 26
102 Freshmen report at football practice. Two University elevens to play inter-squad game today.
October 5
Crimson eleven turned Amherst out of Stadium on short end of 38-6 score. Glee club opens 78th season.
October 6
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