Word: golden
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Gordon C. Warner, Chairman, Miss Edna Vath: Charles Flood, Miss Margaret Goullaud; R. M. Fuoss, Miss Rose Harrington; Edward Welton, Miss Dorothy M. Gordon; Howard Warren, Miss Eleanor Golden. Thomas Welsh, Miss Edythe Welsh...
...Jeanette Slothnick; W. K. Wells, Miss Esther Joselle; H. T. Silverstein, Miss Bertha Alexander; W. J. Small, Miss June Small; Alfred Hauser, Miss Helen Bullard; A. P. J. Dessauer, Miss Frances Sterne; R. S. Sehwab, Miss Margaret Decker; A. Kranes, Miss Harriet Hertz; G. P. Morris Jr., Miss Ann Golden; A. O. Ludwig, Miss Senoret McDowell; Philip Ruskin, Miss Etta Feinberg...
...various interpretations. This example of efficient action by Congressmen in a matter of such a self-regarding nature has apparently been justly received with indignation by the press. It is a sad commentary on American politics that the highest governing body seems to function properly only when laying golden eggs for its own personal use. But there is yet another side to the affair...
Then Mr. Root arose: "It was 57 years ago that I joined the Union League Club. Of the men who joined in that year, only three are now alive: George F. Baker, Chauncey M. Depew and myself. . . . Mr. Baker travels on golden clouds and Mr. Depew has given up counting his years by ordinary measures of time, using light-years instead...
...opening of three prize competitions is announced today, two of which are the Susan Anthony Potter Prizes. The first of these consists of an award of $75 for the best essay on a subject dealing with the Spanish Literature of the Golden Age, and the second is a prize of $100 and a prize of $50 for the best thesis dealing with any subject in the field of Comparative Literature approved by the Chairman of the Department. The third competition is for the John Osborne Sargent Prize of $100, and will be awarded for the best metrical translation...