Word: dillon
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...further good sign, Dr. Quigley and his associates in Dillon smiled for the first time in many weeks yesterday when they got the daily query on injured players. Howie Houston and John Gorczynski have shown "very encouraging improvement" lately, and both these tackles now rate as possible starters...
Four weeks ago, when the horse chestnuts were ripening along the Charles, cross country coach Mikkola pulled a list of past performance statistics from his desk at Dillon Field House and said, "We will have some good men. We will surprise a lot of teams...
...desk is shared by two poets whom she "discovered" when they were undergraduates: Marion Strobel, a youngish (52), energetic grandmother who coaxe? subsidies for Poetry from well-to-do friends of her socially prominent doctor-husband, and writes whodunits in her spare time; and tall, handsome George Dillon, 40, an elusive bachelor who won a 1932 Pulitzer Prize for a volume of lyrics (The Flowering Stone...
...Friends. They get only "sketchy" salaries ; Poetry has never paid its way and probably never will. But its circulation is at its highest ever: 4,000. Says Co-Editor Dillon : "The profit motive may still make for the soundest economy . . . but what we call civilization depends ... on keeping some projects healthily in the red." Poetry's contributors (3,000 manuscripts a month) sometimes donate prize money to help the magazine along. Poetry pays its contributors well, as poetry rates go: 50? a line...
...clock a small group of Dartmouths, disguised as ordinary laborers, will walk into Dillon Field House and attempt to steal Crimson jerseys or any other Harvard athletic uniforms they can lay hands...