Word: gerard
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Those elected from the second-year class are: Leonard D. Atkins of Easton, Md., graduate Trinity College; Frederick W. Brown of Pasadena, Cal., graduate of Occidental College; Richard C. Evarts '13 of Cambridge, Gerard C. Henderson '12 of Monadnock, N. H., Alexander Iselin Henderson '13 of New York City, Calvert Magruder of Annapolis, Md., graduate of St. John's College, Md., James Angell McLaughlin of Chicago, graduate of the University of Michigan, L. W. McKernan '13 of Jackson, Mich., John E. Rodney, Jr., of Rock Hill, S. C., graduate of University of Virginia, Eliot D. Smith '12 of Chicago...
...Thomas Gerard Gleason '13, Burr, Brookline, Brookline...
...ardent Progressive finds much comfort and satisfaction in the tract under the above title which Mr. Gerard Henderson has written with the purpose of showing that there is but one political creed and that the Socialist is its prophet. The tract confirms the belief upon which the Progressive party is founded, that neither the Republican nor the Democratic party has any realization of the social, political, and economic forces which govern this country, and will continue to govern...
...Gerard C. Henderson's article on Harvard's Political Psychology is an excellent illustration of the way figures can be made to show anything you set out to show if you work hard enough at it. An illustration of the author's animus is shown in his way of explaining the Law School's majority against the candidate who favors the recall of judges in the recent straw vote for president. It is not unreasonable to suppose that law students are better informed on that particular subject than undergraduates are. The author, however, dismisses the subject by attributing...
...Gerard C. Henderson's article on "The College and the Radicals" is an excellent presentation of what has seemed to some a more difficult situation than it is. Mr. Henderson says, "It is a high tribute to the open-mindedness of the Harvard Corporation, and to the potency of Harvard's liberal tradition, that this (the immediate and thorough repression of the Socialist Club, the La Follette Club, the Wilson Club, and, since this is Massachusetts, the League for Woman Suffrage) has not been done". Free discussion is the one thing which will prevent alike riotous radicalism and stolid conservatism...