Word: flooding
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Fuller Albright '21, E. R. Beeler '21, W. P. Belknap '20, W. P. Bell '20, J. N. Borland '21, Robert Elman '19, G. W. Emery '19, V. A. Flood 3S.L.A., W. R. Foss '19, R. B. Hamblett '20, J. B. Hatton '20, T. G. Holcombe '20, Carleton Hunneman '21, G. C. Lee '21, J. F. Leys '21, W. H. Moses '18, A. N. Osgood '21, James Otis '20, H. H. Pell '19, Erving Pruyn '18, Richard Quintana '20, Lawrence Richardson '19, D. C. Seager '20, R. M. Sedgwick '21, W. A. Steuer '20, F. S. Stranahan '21, Nathaniel Thayer...
Company E.--Bacon, E. L., Bassett, R. H., Bell, J. R., Clark, E. A., Jr., Coher. R. M., Cummings, W. L., Dart, C., Eager, Marcy, Fessenden, C. G., Finley, R. L., Flood, Ardsley...
...private and semi-public labor exchanges have helped towards efficiency, but they have in general signally failed to organize the labor market even in the skilled trades, and have completely passed by the great mass of unskilled labor. Even at the present time when industry is at an unexampled flood and workmen are in the greatest demand, there is much unrest and discontent due to this disorganization. In one place there may be an overwhelming demand for men of a certain trade but no men to take the jobs, so that less skilled men have to be used; while...
...production, playing a minor role. The cast follows: Mrs. Harmon, Miss Vianna Knowlton, 1917 Her Children: Caroline Lord, Miss Frederica Gilbert, 1914 John Harmon, W. Butterfield Uc. Philip Harmon, H. H. Clark Eleanor Woodbridge, Miss Edith Noyes Gerald Lord, J. T. C. McNamara '20 Anne Lord, Miss Constance Flood, 1916 Cynthia Woodbridge (Eleanor's daughter), Miss Agnes Johnston Ashton Delafield (John's stepson), J. L. Hotson '20 Thomas Woodbridge, T. Loudon Evert Traft, Professor Baker
...would require a flood of sentiment to convince one's reason or taste that Dane Hall in its present condition is a thing of beauty. Even before the fire, that building was entirely unsuited to its surroundings; the invasion of broad streets and the subway made it seem anachronistic. Yet in spite of its lack of the artistic, in spite of its being the home of the Bursar, Dane Hall had a certain charm. It could always glance over at Matthews or peer round the corner at Weld and put those two to shame from the standpoint of personal attraction...