Word: greeley
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Proctors in outside dormitories are: Lawrence F. Ebb '39, of Dorchester, John P. Floyd, A.M. '39, of Pasadena, Calif.; Ralph E. Ladd Jr., A.M. '36, of Ipswich, James S. Lanigan '39, of Greeley, Nebr.; and Eugene H. Walker '37, of New York...
Sophomore nominees were C. Burgess Ayres, Harrison T. Blaine, John P. Bunker, Louis M. Clay, John A. Holabird, Eugene D. Keith, John Lowell, Peter Macgowan, Loren G. MacKinney, James E. Meredith, Jr., William C. Murphy, Endicott Peabody II, John C. Robbins, Jr., M. Greeley Summers, Jr., and Nathaniel J. Young...
Juniors: Edward P. Allis IV, Joel E. Ferris, Alfred J. Gilbert, Thomas F. McGann, Jr., and John Schwede. Sophomores: Thomas J. Broidrick, Jr., John P. Bunker, Engene D. Keith, and M. Greeley Summers...
...Humbug." A sort of Transcendentalist Dorothy Thompson, Margaret Fuller was No. 1 feminist writer of her day. She edited the highbrow Dial, and as Horace Greeley's first columnist ranked next to Poe as literary critic. But she is not remembered for her writing. What survives is curiosity about her personality. Biographer Wade, 26-year-old publisher's editor and book reviewer, will not satisfy the curiosity of more exacting readers, but his biography is well organized and readable. To Margaret Fuller's credit is Emerson's doting praise, many another Transcendentalist's compliments...
...figure out how. He has put the ablest men obtainable into his Economics Ministry, lets them work out plans which he either accepts or discards. For a while he used Dr. Schacht as idea man, then replaced him with the scarcely more radical Dr. Walther Funk. To replace Horace Greeley Hjalmar Schacht as international salesman of German economy was more difficult, but Göring found his man in the persuasive Dr. Karl Clodius, who was in Bucharest trying to talk more oil and foodstuffs out of the Rumanians...