Word: addison
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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After an eight weeks' competition, Channing McGregory Wells of Southbridge, Mass., has been appointed Freshman football manager. The two assistant managers and the three dormitory managers have also been appointed and are: first assistant manager, James Addison Halstead of Syracuse, N. Y.; second assistant manager, Lement Upham Harris of Tuxedo Park, N. Y.; Smith Halls manager, Stanley de Jongh Osborne of Guatemala, C. A.; Gore Hall manager, Harold Kennedy Budner of Fall River, Mass.; Standish Hall manager, Donald Reynolds of Newton, Mass...
Professor J. T. Addison '09, Vice-Commander...
...University Band will make its first appearance of the season at the Holy Cross game this afternoon, with Addison Simmons '24 directing. A new feature of the Band this year is the addition to its repertoire of several popular songs, besides a number of new marches. The organization has been greatly reinforced by new material from the Freshman class and the graduate schools, and is considered by its officers one of the finest bands ever turned out by the University...
...such an event, perhaps the stigma of being silent is not so great, after all. Certainly there is not much of a fine art in doing what the veriest hod-carrier could do. Yet sometimes, while reading Addison, or Lamb, or Carlyle or Coleridge--or Holmes, there comes the wish that all this knowledge and mental stimulation that is being showered upon Cambridge with virtually every lecture hour could be used with enjoyable results outside of class-rooms and the covers of blue-books. Then really could he who prices himself on his "cleverness" stand or fall on solid merit...
...province of the Fogg Museum, but as sculpture was used in connection with architecture in many of the great buildings of the world, certain sculptured details from buildings serve admirably as illustrations of these sister arts. In the 17th and 18th centuries, the period of Dryden, Pope, and Addison, and of the pseudo-classic movement, the art of the Romanesque and Gothic periods was scorned and considered barbarous. In the 19th and to a still greater extent in the 20th century the enormous artistic value and signficance of this early work is understood more and more. The Fogg Museum...