Word: cooking
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Howard A. Cook '37, president, outlined the history of the organization since its founding in 1874, and discussed plans for the coming year. There will be an inter-House dinner every two weeks, and a guest speaker will be invited once a month...
...Captains Courageous" by Kipling emerges in a new light. It is no longer a healthy adventure story. The South End Parent-Teachers Association of Boston has denounced it as breeding racial hatred because a negro cook is referred to as a "nigger", and the Association has requested Patrick C. Campbell, Superintendent of schools, to ban it from the shelves of all schools. Boston youth may be deprived of the privilege of reading a book which their fathers enjoyed and thought of as a standard of manhood...
...Ballantine, Jr. '36, President of the CRIMSON; Raymond Dennett, President of Phillips Brooks House; Thomas H. Quinn, President of the Debating Council; John S. Howe '36, President of the Instrumental Clubs; John J. Slocum '36, President of the Advocate; John Carley '36, President of the Lampoon; Whitney M. Cook '36, President of the Dramatic Club; Edward C. Streeter, Jr. '36, President of the Mountaineering Club; Robert S. Brainerd, President of the Harvard Peace Society; Boone Schirner '37, executive secretary of the NSL; Douglas P. Dryer '36, President of the Liberal Club; and Thomas A. Ivory, Jr. 2GB, Manager...
...Raymond Dennett '36, President of Phillips Brooks House; Douglas P. Dryer '36, President of the Liberal Club; Thomas H. Quinn '36, President of the Student Council and of the Debating Council; Thomas A. Ivory, Jr., '2GB, Manager of the Pierian Sodality and member of the Glee Club; Whitney M. Cook '36, President of the Dramatic Club; John S. Howe '36, President of the Instrumental Club; John J. Slocum '36, President of the "Advocate"; Edward C. Streeter, Jr. '36, President of the Mountaineering Club; and a member of the "Lampoon...
Finding a sleek coupe-&-trailer parked on Riverside Drive late one rainy night, an indignant Manhattan policeman hammered on the trailer door, woke up North Carolina's Senator Robert Rice Reynolds, his campaign manager and his Negro cook & chauffeur. Ordered the policeman: "Move on." Sleepy Senator Reynolds, who is trying to prove that he can tour 9,000 miles of the U. S. at a cost of $100 per person, climbed out, drove to another street. Next morning a garageman reported that Senator Reynolds & friends, annoyed by the patter of rain on their roof, had left in a taxicab, spent...