Word: dickinson
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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April 1, Wed., Fordham, at New York; 2, Dickinson, at Carlisle, Penna.; 3, Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia; 4, Temple, at Philadelphia; 8, Northeastern; 13, Columbia; 15, Tufts; 18, Princeton, at Princeton; 20, Cornell, at Cornell; 25, Columbia, at New York; 29, Boston University...
...tentative Freshman lineup for the Blue includes L. Dilworth, R. C. Clark, H. Schell, W. Wheelock, and J. Dickinson...
...second weeks poll asks one question: "If you would vote Republican today, check the candidate you would like to support: Arthur Vandenberg, William E. Borah, Alfred M. Landon, Herbert C. Hoover, Frank Knox, L. J. Dickinson, or other choice". Answers to this question will be published on Friday, February...
...been that kind, Mary Heaton might have grown up to be a New England bluestocking. Reared in the academic society of Amherst, Mass., where Henry James went visiting his young cousins and Emily Dickinson was one of the town characters, she found the life pleasantly stimulating, graduated naturally into studying art in Paris. Marriage to Albert White Vorse, a writer with a hobby of arctic exploration, further broadened her horizon. In a winter spent in Italy she saw her first big strike (Venetian gondoliers). It impressed her but hardly got under her skin. Back...
...Dickinson is quite convinced that modern politics and government are in a sorry state of decay. "We have," he remarked, "not a government, but a tyranny of organized ignorance; of the morons, by the morons, and for the morons...