Word: leos
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...following review of the current exhibition at the New Fogg Museum of the paintings of Martin Mower '01, was written for the Crimson by Leo Rabinovitz...
...Manhattan's Bellevue Hospital operating room last week, one Dr. John Miller was performing a delicate operation on a patient's throat. Surgeon, assistants and nurses were wrapped in sterile linens. Suddenly, into the humid room, sidled one Leo Goldstein, process server, wearing a surgically filthy raincoat. "Scat!" cried a nurse...
Everybody knows the melody. Jessie Brown Pounds and John S. Pearis composed it in 1897, when Cardinal O'Connell was in Rome, domestic prelate to Pope Leo XIII. Voices welling with young love sang it from stoops to hollyhocks and sunflowers nodding in moonlight; voices welling with grief sang it at funeral services. It still draws applause at burlesque shows, and it still can soften the memory of clods plumping down on coffins. It is an accepted hymn in many a Christian church...
...following article was written for the Crimson by Leo Shubow 1L, former Yeoman on the oceanographic service of the International Ice Patrol...
...using telephoto, telegraph, cable, radio, photoradiogram, steamship, railroad, aeroplane and motor car, G. M. C. General Manager Leo M. Rumeley saved one to two weeks in informing his foreign dealers of Cadillac's new model...