Word: bells
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Syracuse, which captured the honors in 1922 and 1923, is Harvard's most dangerous opponent in the coming event with such runners as Bell, who made a remarkable showing last year when he won the Freshman race; Gottlieb, conqueror of Nurmi in a handicap test last winter; and James Loucks. Pittsburgh, with only Corbett and Howell of its last year's victorious five available, appears to have little chance...
Twelve men were elected to the Freshman Dormitory Committees by the class of 1929 yesterday. As last year, the Freshman football captain received the largest vote of any of the 41 candidates, A. E. French of Shepherd Hall amassing a total of 79. Last year Dudley Bell, 1928 gridiron leader, polled 174 votes. The comparatively small total of the winning vote this fall is largely due to the great number of candidates...
...cast is as follows: Georges Bodefroid E. P. Etting '28 Alfred Godefroid C. S. Smith '27 Montpepin Y. H. Buhler '20 Raoul de Saint Medal Ernest Iselin Jr. '27 Labordave R. D. Merian '27 Charbonneau G. K. Bell '25 Lucienne Godefroid Miss Janet Sabine Mme Montpepin Miss Elizabeth Lyman Angele Miss Charlotte Moseley Rosine Charbonneau Miss Helen Howe Francoise Miss Helen Streeter Julie Miss Juliet Greene
Collectors who have been appointed to raise the money are as follows: Standish: J. W. Hutchinson, A. A. Houghton. O. P. Jackson. Gore J. S. do Laitre, W. S. Youngman, B. F. Bell. Smith: W. A. King, W. W. Neff, J. A. Swords, S. F. Dana. Shepherd: B. W. Griscom, R. D. Bishop, Arthur Mills. Little: T. Baker, G. M. Davis, R. P. Gibb...
...longer known at first hand. Writers of little depth have succeeded to popularity, if not to their places. It is quite likely that society has suffered from this. But who will say that it is the worse for having outgrown the sentimentality of the Victorians? For outside of Herold Bell Wright and the moving-pictures, Wertherism is almost a thing of the past...