Word: honorers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...luncheon was arranged in Mr. Markle's honor by the Pennsylvania Society of New York, of which Charles M. Schwab is President...
Comes May and with it many delightful things, including the Pops. Each year it is a pleasant editorial privilege to welcome the occasion and to urge dancing in the streets in its honor, for here, in the glacial intimacy of Symphony Hall, is an opportunity to appease both the inner and the outer man. On idle evenings, and occasionally on busy evenings, academic footsteps will gravltate towards town, where there awaits food for thoughts and theses...
...graduate of the University of Cincinnati, and of Cincihnati Law School) but they are scarce. For this there are, in my mind, several important reasons. In the first place, college men come into the baseball game with an entirely wrong attitude. In college they have played for the honor of their school and for the self fame it might bring them. In major league baseball we play for business; to make money. Those men who play in college play for recrestion, and not as a duty. They do not have to work hard; they play. Men on a major league...
...results of competitions for designs on the various tickets to be used during the Class Day exercises became known yesterday. H. R. Wood was awarded the honor of having a picture of Johnson Gate, drawn by him, placed on each Yard ticket for the day. B. L. Rideout will have his sketchings of Memorial Hall and the Stadium placed on the Memorial Hall and Stadium tickets. For these designs many Seniors submitted drawings, and the best and most appropriate for tickets were chosen by the printer. The printer stated that those submitted this year were unusual...
After expressing his deep sensitiveness to the honor and privilege of delivering the Godkin lecture, President Hibben began the actual body of the first division of his lecture by denying the often alleged stability of our government merely because it has existed 160 years, declaring that "no form of government can be assured of permanency", for there must be a "constant renewing of its power" to adapt it to the swiftly changing conditions of our modern...