Word: fellows
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...fellow beneficiaries of a new gift to mankind," said Mr. Driggs, "of a gift which has remarkable possibilities in war and in peace. The aeroplane knowns no boundaries, comes silently and swiftly, and carries with it death-dealing bombs and gases...
...Hansen has since the war been on the Research Staff of the State Historical Society of Iowa. His work as Fellow in Roosevelt Research will be especially to gather all the material available concerning Mr. Roosevelt's life as an undergraduate at the University, and the men and conditions which surrounded him in College in the late seventies...
...John F. Moors '33, Fellow of Harvard College, will speak to Professor Lake's Discussion Group on the subject. The Ethies of Polities", at 7 o'clock this evening in the Parior of Phillips Brooks House. The talk will be followed by general discussion. Mr. Moors, who is new a lecturer in the Graduate School of Business Administration, is President of the Associated Charities of Boston, and a member of the Boston Finance Committee...
...gentleman in my story--"That sort of Woman"--which you have apparently done me the compliment to read--"Payson Clifford, Jr."--was a Harvard prig, but in the end, all his underlying good qualities, you will have observed, came to the top and he proved to be a regular fellow after all. He is not generic but he is--isn't he?--not exactly uncommon. Let us be honest. "Harvard Indifference" is at once the virtue upon which we pride ourselves and the vice, the stigma of which the ignorant seek to smear across our scutcheon. But the world knows...
...gentleman in my story--"That sort of Woman"--which you have apparently done me the compliment to read--"Payson Clifford, Jr."--was a Harvard prig, but in the end, all his underlying good qualities, you will have observed, came to the top and he proved to be a regular fellow after all. He is not generic but he is--isn't he?--not exactly uncommon. Let us be honest. "Harvard Indifference" is at once the virtue upon which we pride ourselves and the vice, the stigma of which the ignorant seek to smear across our scutcheon. But the world knows...