Word: palmers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...this proposed reform blesses more than the C man; it is a true antitoxin for overspecialization, it resurrects the ideal of "knowing a little about a lot," and above all stresses good teaching. When Dean Hanford recalls great names like Bliss Perry, Norton, and Palmer, he unintentionally brings to mind the scarcity of such men in present-day Harvard. With teachers who can stimulate from the platform as well as in the study the 'University will more closely approximate a broad, liberal education than by any other means...
Sophomore Ted Schoenberg was outwrestled by Eberle for the 128 pound class, and was followed by Richter, who once more sent the match in the overtime to lose by a close decision to Dick Palmer, a Princeton standout...
...only other veterans of varsity matches on the team are Richter and Gardiner, wrestling 136 and 175 respectively. Richter enters his match the decided underdog, because his opponent, Palmer, is one of the Bengal standouts. He and Froshay are the only veterans on the Princeton team...
...meeting of the Advocate editors at Advocate House last night the following officers were elected: T. F. Bradshaw, '40, succeeding Samuel N. Hinckley, '39, as President; Gardner C. Quarton, '40, succeeding R. Palmer Baker, Jr., '39, as Secretary; Paul W. Cherington, '40, succeeding John H. Davies, '39 as Treasurer; Lonsdale F. Stowell, '41, as Advertising Manager; Samuel S. Binnian, '40, succeeding Allen W. Clowes, '39, as Circulation Manager; and John H. Huntington, '40, as Bacchus...
...quit talking about books on current subjects. To avoid such regrettable incidents the conservative Portland Study Club chooses titles with great care, likes Pearl Buck's novels or such works as Bertita Harding's life of Franz Joseph of Austria, Golden Fleece, which Mrs. R. Roy Palmer reviewed last month...