Word: owen
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Rhinelander is actually the third person to head the General Education program. At its inception, it was briefly directed by Benjamin Rice, now President of Smith College. David E. Owen, now Chairman of the Department of History; succeeded Rice...
David Beadie; Forrester A. Clark, Jr.; Robert B. Cleary; Robert E. Connors; John T. Copeland; Willis V. Daugherty, Jr., Lyle R. Guttu; Edward B. Harding; Robert W. Harris; John M. Hennessy; Richard L. Hubbell; Alexander E. Kalil; Robert P. McVey (captain); Edwin R. Owen; Peter H. Patridge; Frank L. Stevens; John W. Stimpson; Daniel J. Ullvot; John Wylde...
...under a hail of German fire. He won Britain's Military Cross. Part of his subsequent appeal to the British electorate stems from Eden's status as one of "the lost generation"-those gallant young schoolboys whom fate and the nostalgic poetry of Rupert Brooke and Wilfred Owen transformed into tragic legend. Years later, in Berlin, Eden was to refight the grim Battle of the Somme on the back of a menu provided by an Austrian-born corporal named Hitler, who had served opposite Eden's outfit...
...until something gives," Champion Peele is more of a stylist than he likes to admit. Bobbing, weaving, ducking, he is an elusive target; he knows how to fight his way out of trouble with furious flurries. "He has every punch in the book." says his admiring coach, J. T. Owen. "And he has that something extra-that Dempsey instinct. He wants...
Died. Jorge Pasquel, 48, millionaire Mexican sportsman, who successfully lured south some of U.S. baseball's top postwar talent to his Mexican League, e.g., Brooklyn's Mickey Owen, New York's Sal Maglie, St. Louis' Max Lanier; when his private plane crashed with five others aboard; in the mountains near Valles, 225 miles northwest of Mexico City...