Word: hood
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President Lowell presided at the luncheon and three members of the English Department served on the reception committee: Professor G. L. Kittredge '82, Professor F. N. Robinson '91, and Mr. T. L. Hood '08. During the afternoon the guests were shown various points of interest about the University and were entertained at tea in the Widener Library. Later in the day they were conducted to M. I. T., and in the evening were dined at the Engineers' Club in Boston...
Thurman Los Hood, A.M., Secretary of the Committee on the Use of English by Students...
...first prize was won by a design collaborated on by Mr. John Mead Howell '91 and Mr. R. M. Hood, associate architects in New York City...
...exhibition, which will continue through Thursday will be open to the public. The fifty thousand dollar prize offered by the Tribune was won by John Mead Howells and Raymond M. Hood of New York...
...pointed out that England has only one capital ship built since Jutland-the Hood; that America has three such; that England has no 30,000-ton battleships, that America has eight and will shortly have ten; that the British naval personnel is 99,500; that the American is 116,400; that British naval expenditures are lower than American...