Word: hubbardism
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Harvard City Planning Studies, a year's investigation of airport problems in the United States, has just been published by the Harvard University Press, it was announced at the School of City Planning Saturday. It is entitled "Airports: Their Location, Administration, and Legal Basis," by H. V. Hubbard '97, Miller McClintoek '22, and F. B. Williams '88, assisted by Paul Mahoney and H. K. Menhinick...
...five other members of the Nominating Committee are Richard Gardiner Edwards '31, of Swampscott; William Lawrence Breese '31, of Garrison, New York; Eliot Wylie '31, of Quincy; Victor Matthews Harding Jr. '31, of Hubbard Woods, Illinois; and Benjamin Higginson Bassett '31, of Chatham...
...committee chairmen are as follows: Smith Halls: chairman, T. D. Pratt; treasurer, A. P. Smith. Standish Hall: chairman and treasurer, R. G. Ames. Gore Hall: chairman, H. A. Spalding; treasurer, W. F. Nichols. McKinlock Hall: chairman, Kent Sanger; treasurer, B. T. Elkins. Shepherd Hall: chairman and treasurer, C. V. Hubbard...
...college football player who attained a measure of fame on the gridiron in his under-graduate days, denounces the game as one lacking all the desirable attributes a game should possess. An example of what we refer to may be found in the article by a former Harvard player, Hubbard, in one of the popular magazines several years ago. Players who share his view are out to declare that if they had their college days to live over they would not play football, and they would not let their sons play...
They were a gallant crew, that old gang of childhood. Nine-year old fancy toyed willingly with the pathos of Old Mother Hubbard and the little dog gazing ever so wistfully at a blank and bare chipboard. Swarms of children, with the readers among them, often gamboled gleefully over a battered shoe very much down at the heel, while the Old Woman Who Lived There watched their prancings in despair. And Mother Goose, fittingly astride a whiskery broomstick reigned proudly over her host of youthful subjects...