Word: listener
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...left who are too dull to understand the rule or who are self-pitying enough to see reasons why they alone should be allowed to break it, then they deserve any ill-temper which may fall to them from the Dean, whose misfortune it is to have to listen to them...
...Listen Lordings--Osgood...
...Waltz, "Little Boy Blue"; 7, Two Step, "Caddie Song" (Pi Eta Show); 8, Two Step, "King Chanticler"; 9, Waltz, "Good Bye Everybody"; 10, Two Step, "Silvery Bells"; 11, Two Step, "Devil's Ball"; 12, Waltz, "Delphine"; 13, Two Step, "Devil's Ball"; 12, Waltz, "Delphine"; 13, Two Step, "Listen to the Tinkle of the Old Cow Bell" (Hasty Pudding Show); 14, Two Step, "On the Mississippi"; 15, Two Step, "Tres Moutarade"; Waltz, "Billy Bounce"; 17, Two Step, "Horse Trot"; 18, Two Step, "Way Down South"; 19, Two Step, "Some Boy"; 20, Waltz, "Blue Danube...
...second Noble Lecture on Dante which will be given tonight by the Rt. Rev. William Royd-Carpenter offers to members of the University an opportunity to listen to a speaker of rare profundity and eloquence. Those who attended the previous Noble Lecture or who have listened to Bishop Royd-Carpenter in Chapel have been impressed by the depth of his learning and his great human understanding. Aside from the appeal of his personality, the subject of his lecture, Dante, should attract men interested in literature and philosophy...
...offer suggestions from the floor. The adoption of a short term of enlistment for college men means the opening to them of new fields for employing their talents and ability. Therefore, we hope that as many men as can will attend the lecture in the Union tomorrow night to listen to the plans and give those who are working for their fulfillment the aid of their opinions...