Word: hunted
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...amateur artist who wanted to see the country he had read of in Chateaubriand and Fenimore Cooper. Starting on a rather conventional Grand Tour, he quit it to spend the summer of 1840 among the Osage Indians: in Nion-Chou, the greatest of their villages; in their summer hunt for bison; in their skirmishes with the subtle, horse-stealing Pawnees. His book, published in France in 1844, is now published in English for the first time, with his few, expert Indian drawings and excellent notes. It has caught, between the doctor's and the draftsman...
Frederick V. Hunt, associate professor of Physics and Communication Engineering; Melville C. Whipple, associate professor of Sanitary Chemistry; Harold S. Kemp, lecturer on Geography and tutor...
...Rising Chorus. The Chicago Tribune'?, New York correspondent, imperturbable William Fulton, collected an impressive bouquet of scallions thrown at isolationists by former Diplomat Nicholas Roosevelt; Right Rev. William Lawrence, Episcopal bishop emeritus of Massachusetts; Colonel John Stilwell, president, National Safety Council; Frederic R. Coudert, Lawrence Hunt, Henry Breckinridge, lawyers; Episcopal Bishop William T. Manning, New York; Anne Morgan, sister of J. P. Morgan. Miss Morgan said dryly: "Americans must get away from that terrible word 'security...
Serge Elisseeff, professor of Far Eastern Languages, Frederick V. Hunt, assistant professor of Physics, William W. Jaeger, University professor, Archibald MacLeish, former curator of the Nieman Collection and librarian for Congress, and Igor Strawinsky, Charles Eliot Norton Professor of Poetry, were made follows of the Academy
Twenty-five dollars each went to Paul L. Franken '40 of Winthrop House, for a discussion of "The New England Whig"; Harrie Lewis '40 of Lowell House, for "Destiny and Dishonor: An Essay on Helen Hunt Jackson and Indian Affairs"; and T. L. Wolford '41 of Adams House, author of "Pilgrimage to Utopia: E. L. Godkin...