Word: cooking
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...poor little Oliver Twist dragging his emaciated shanks across Dickens's pages to plead for more soup! Or have wailed to see Jackle Coogan doing the same across the silver shest. The modern Oliver asks once and if the soup is not forthcoming, he lets drive at the cook with the soup bowl. At Yale there are five hundred modern Oliver in the freshman class. For some time they have been writing polite protests against the rule that freshmen must eat at the Commons, along with complaints about the quality and quantity of the food. Politeness availing nothing, they finally...
...started fast, but when the game had settled down the Crimson showed its superiority and the half ended 16-2 in favor of the University. M. I. T. was never able to get the lead. However, Captain Cook of M. I. T. had been forced to leave the game early in the half because of a badly strained knee and his loss was felt severely...
...summary. HARVARD M. I. T. Lowenthal, Merriam, r.f. l.g., Johnson Gordon, Scully, l.f. r.g., Hubbard Miller, McElroy, c. c., Coleman Black, Feiring, Morrison, r.g. l.f., Cook, Storb, Davidson McLeish, Samborski, McLeish, Bourne, l.g. r.f., Miller...
Speaking for over 45 minutes, Mr. Manning outlined his personal experiences in prison at Seattle, in the Cook County Jail at Chicago, and at Fort Leavenworth, and made a strong plea for the freedom of the men still in prison. In 1917 he said he was organizing the I. W. W. in the lumber camps of Washington, where the living and working conditions were so bad that the luber men joined the organization in great numbers. The work of the I. W. w. was so contrary to the industrial interests of the west that they concocted a list of about...
...outstanding player of the season was W. P. Dixon '25, who furnished keep competition for all the number one men of the various teams played and gained a victory over R. C. Cook of the Newton Center team. Captain E. M. Hinkle '23, playing throughout the season at number two, was fairly consistent winner, while his playing toward the end of the season improved remarkably. In this respect, also, the work of j. J. Glessner '25, a team B man who was promoted near the end of the season, was also noteworthy...