Word: davids
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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DEATH OF A YOUNG MAN-W. L. River-Simon & Schuster ($2). "These are the papers of my young friend David Bloch. . . . Perhaps he was dying. He did not wait to see." Author River, after this introduction, delves into the mind of his young friend to discover therein the peculiar changes that occur when dying ceases to be an abstract and impossible conjecture, and when it becomes instead a positive and immediate thing to be done, like eating breakfast. David Bloch develops a paradoxical sensitiveness to stimuli; the two girls he liked, his friends, even his own senses, his most trivial...
...week and have been working out in their present positions for the last few days. The only change that has been made from the order followed in the practice sessions this week is the shift of French to right instead of left wing back on the defense. David Guarnaccia '29 will carry out the defense fullback assignment this afternoon
...visitors were unanimous in their praise of J. P. Crosby '28. A. F. French '29. David Guarnaccia '29, and H. W. Burns '28. "They look most impressive in both offense and defense," commented one of the invading linesmen...
...yearbook is published by a committee of the Student's Club. David Williams, Jr., 2G.B. is chairman of the committee and of the Yearbook. J. W. Snyder 2G.B. is acting as advertising manager. He is assisted by E. H. Stahl 2G.B., H. R. Lansinger 2G.B., J. T. Statch 1G.B., and J. E. Sheehan 2G.B. The editorial department is being headed by J. R. Tappan 2G.B., V. L. Stern 2G.B., is at present the only member of the board. The photographic side of the Yearbook is under the direction of J. M. Rac 2G.B. Other members of the board will...
...Crosby '28 and David Gurarnacia '28 Harvard will have two fast, shifty backs. Two years ago Crosby, as a Sophomore, was the sensation of the University season, but was ineligible last fall. Gurarnacia was a gridiron unknown in his Freshman year, but last season rose from the Seconds and developed into one of the fastest interfering backs and the most accurate passer on the University squad. This pair shoud bother the Vermont defense in today's game...