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...enormous player. So powerfully did Nagurski function in fullback capacity that a nickname ("The Big Nag") was found for him and he became the first of the autumn heroes. Due in some part to the momentum with which the Big Nag's heavy hindquarters propelled his shoulders through a Creighton line, Minnesota won its opening game, 40?...
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...Lampoon announces the election of John Langdon Batchelder Jr. '30, of Boston. Arthur Carlton Chase '29, of Ware, and Albert Goodwill Churchill '30, of Livermore, California, to the editorial board: and of Creighton Marcellus Churchill '30, of Lovermore, California. Willoughby Ingalls Stuart '29, of Cambridge, and John Swope '30, of Ossining, New York, to the Business Board...
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...Right Reverend Arthur Foley Winnington Ingram took two rooms in the palace for himself. The rest he turned over to the servants. Every Saturday afternoon he gave a party, but instead of the Duchesses and financiers' widows who had so often graced the board of his predecessor, Bishop Creighton, the guests at Bishop Ingram's parties were working-girls and bargees. During the War he held scores of services on the battlefront. The press has called him, at various times, the Omnibus Bishop, the King's First Bishop, the Breezy Bishop, the Bishop of the Slums. Punch...