Word: hells
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...have to leave the College during the school year are not particularly interested in subsidizing those who remain. But the present system of room contracts makes a full year's payment mandatory, come hell, high water, low water, ill health, family troubles, skiing mishaps, severance of connection, dismissal, or expulsion...
Knauth claimed that the reasons for his 84th position were 1) the "psychological blow" of running a half-mile off course at one point, and 2) the people along the way who looked at his number and yelled, "Go, Larry! Give 'em hell...
...hours before leaving Tucson for a visit to Tombstone, Arizona's hell-roaring town of the early 1880s ... I read in TIME of April 3 that I was dead. ("Among the bylines Weyer has snared: Lowell Thomas, Vilhjalmur Stefansson, Donald Culross Peattie, Oliver La Farge, the late Roy Chapman Andrews and Hendrik Willem van Loon.") It was an interesting discovery, but one to which I am not unaccustomed...
...stock (he has 100,000 shares, is the largest stockholder) as long as the line owed the banks a dollar. He adopted a policy of gathering the line's executives together at semiannual meetings and hazing them unmercifully as they reported. Sample: "Now that's a hell of an alibi, if I ever heard one ... By comparison with what we know could be done, we smell to high heaven. Now put this on your Must List . . . memories are awfully short, especially yours...
Douglas S. H. Anderson '51, Christopher W. B. Coe '52, Robert A. Duncan '51, and Edmund A. Rogers '50 arrived in the Wellesley quadrangle at about 6 a.m. yesterday bent on "raising a little hell...