Word: lambs
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Lamb, Erving Professor of Chemistry and Director of the Chemical laboratories, has been elected president of the American Chemical Society for 1933, it was announced yesterday by the Society...
Professor Lamb, editor of "The Journal of the American Chemical Society" since 1917, has been a member of the Harvard Faculty since 1912. He received the degree of A.M. from Harvard in 1903, and his Ph.D. in the following year. He has also studied in the Universities of Leipzig and Heidelberg...
There is perhaps not recorded a more mildly poignant life pattern than that of Charles Lamb, who, himself not precisely a tower of strength, had yet to bear the burden of his own peccadillos with the tragic fact of his adored sister. While unfolding the subdued drama of this luckless pair the authoress availed herself of the abundant material for the creation of a literary atmosphere, and for the most part achieved a satisfying degree of success, leaving only to be desired a more penetrating (although not lengthier) portrayal of S. T. Coleridge, or at least an intimation...
...opportunities afforded by the script. The characterizations were on the whole indicative of able direction, diligent work, plus a manner of treatment which would not be mis-placed on the most cosmopolitan of stages. Rosemary McHugh and Harry Hutchinson convinced in difficult pats, while John F. Joyce, as Charles Lamb, breathed vital breath into his historical model...
...president of the club this year is J. F. Joyce '32, who takes the part of the hero, Charles Lamb. Mary Lamb, his dependent sister, is being taken by Jane Mast of the Idler Society, who has been cast in many other Dramatic Club plays. G. E. Mottla '32, William West '32, and O. V. Wooten, are vice-president, treasurer, and secretary respectively of the organization. The Club will elect new officers in the next few weeks and will soon start work on the spring play...