Word: lincoln
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...following was the seating for the first lightweight crew: stroke, J. M. Byrne '31; 7, Harper Woodward '31; 6, H. N. Roberts '30; 5, E. A. Locke Jr. '32; 4, W. M. Rainbolt Jr. ocC; 3, Alexander Lincoln Jr. '32; 2, J. Q. Adams '31; 1, C. C. Perry...
...seating is as follows: Richard Kimball '31, cox; J. M. Byrne '31, stroke; Harper Woodward '31, no. 7; H. N. Roberts, no. 6; E. A. Locke, Jr. '32, no. 5; W. M. Rainbolt, Jr. ocC, no. 4; Alexander Lincoln, Jr. '32, no. 3; J. Q. Adams '31, no. 2; C. C. Perry...
...stood on the steps of a college building in Galesburg, Ill., and fervently shouted at a short, chesty orator, his opponent in debate: "He is blowing out the moral lights around us who contends that whoever wants slaves has a right to hold them!" The lanky one was Abraham Lincoln, the other Stephen Arthur Douglas.("The Little Giant"). The building was Old Main of Knox College. Knoxmen may well be proud of her past. For Knox's 93 years have been as packed full of worthy happenings and worthy people as any little college west of the Alleghenies. Announced last...
...later years, Rev. Edward Beecher, brother of famed Preacher Henry Ward Beecher, conducted services in what is now the college chapel. On the steps of Old Main, Robert Todd Lincoln spoke publicly of his father for the first and last time...
...officials of Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo last week a group of indignant North Shore residents protested, demanded that monkeys and what they do be removed from public view. "Not on your life!" said one zoo official to reporters. "Not until they put pants on bulls and skirts on cows...