Word: neil
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...second book, "Eugene Scribe and and the French Theatre," by Neil C Arvin G'17, Professor of French at the University of California, will be released for sale within a very few days. This is the first English critique of a writer who held the lead among French playwrights from 1815 to 1860, during which time over 400 plays issued from his pen. Practically every innovation, every reform, every novelty found in the French drama of the century originated with Scribe. For readers of today, his chief importance lies in the fact he was a social sympton, and that...
...Coady, Harrison Musgrave, R. K. Straus, L. Y. Ward, J. W. Tufts. 10 to 11, L. F. Daley, R. F. O'Neil, J. L. Prescott, H. W. Foote, R. S. Coolidge. 11 to 12, J. R. Burke, G. P. Sturgis, H. B. Jackson, R. T. Flood, R. A. Magowan...
...century and 220-yard dashes, the hammer throw, the shot put, and the javelin the Harvard Freshmen loom strong, but such Exeter men as Captain O'Neil, Eliot, and Brandenbury make the chances for first honors in the other events appear dim. O'Neil, who in a winter meet last year at Bowdoin scored 25 points himself, is entered in the quarter mile, half mile, and mile events today, and, if previous records can be trusted, should break the tape in each. In the 880-yards run he holds the interscholastic record and by making it in 1 minute...
...other members of the committee are: Borace Bowker of Hewlett, L. I., New York; Roger Sherman Coolidge of Boston; Henry Wilder Foote Jr. of Cambridge; Henry Bigelow Jackson of Milton; Richard Noel Lord of Lawrence; Richard Frothingham O'Neil Jr. of Boston; Harrison Musgrave Jr. of Saginaw, Michigan; James Walker Tufts of Pinehurst, N. C.; Lee Yates Ward of Rochester, N. Y.; and Enrique Carlos Zanett of Washington...
...motion to grant the final installment on a Sudan irrigation scheme, which is sponsored by the Government, because it provides employment, the Left Wing of the Labor Party split with MacDonald. The measure was passed 397 to 43 votes. The 43 represent the dissentient voices from the Clyde. Neil McLean, one of the fiercest Clyde-siders, was particularly indignant and practically accused the Government of treachery to the workers...