Word: hearted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...cannon rush, scheduled to take place Wednesday evening, and the annual baseball rush have been abandoned for this year, owing to the death of Stockton Wells '19, of Madison, N. J. Wells died from an attack of heart failure induced by participation in the annual election rush Wednesday afternoon. Action was taken in regard to the two remaining rushes of the season at a meeting Wednesday afternoon of President Hibben and Dean McClenahan with Senior Council and four class officers. The advisability of holding rushes in future years was recommended to the Senior Council for deliberation...
...CRIMSON would better speak the opinion of the University if it would apologize to Mr. Maxim for its imputation of his motives. After that it may argue the pros and cons of preparedness to its heart's desire. H. S. STURGIS...
Frederick Alfred Martin 3L., of Manchester, Vermont, died at Stillman Infirmary yesterday morning from heart trouble. Martin has been troubled with rheumatism a number of times in the past two years, and the latest attack, commencing in February of this year developed heart trouble which proved fatal. He graduated from Dartmouth with an A.B. degree in 1911 and has been a student at the Law School since then. He was born September...
...sooner recovered from the loss of Captain Ayres and from unfortunate individual injuries, when this last bolt came out of a clear sky. If the team can get along for a few days on good wishes and undergraduate backing, such spirit should be accorded with full heart; and if the team emerges victorious at the end of the season, that team will be counted one of the bravest in the history of Harvard sport...
...Street of the Blazing Lights'", presents a mysterious Kentucky major, who is wiser than the world knows,--wiser, indeed, than the reader suspects, till the amusing "denouement," on the famous street, makes one wish that the suspense had lasted longer. More ambitious is Mr. Murdock's "A Change of Heart," which tells how a smug "scientific philanthropist," at last convinced by sad experience of his own inability to help his fellowmen by mere doles of money, is converted, not to a more humane sort of philanthropy, but to golf! Possibly the characters in the story would be more life-like...