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Then, with his arms round the shoulders of his grandnieces Ava and Manu, the knobby brown man shuffled weakly down the red sandstone pathway leading from Birla House to the vine-covered pergola which served as his prayer-meeting place. Slowly he climbed the three steps leading to the pavilion. A stocky young man in grey slacks, a blue pullover and khaki bush jacket stepped forward and knelt at Gandhi's feet. He was Nathu Ram Vinayak Godse, editor of the extremist newspaper Hindu Rashtra, which had denounced Gandhi as an appeaser of Moslems. "You are late today...
...always, the students lined both sides of the pathway between Widener and the Chapel steps to watch the procession of College, local, and national leaders parade to the speaking platform. University Marshal Dr. Reginald Fitz '06 again led the march, accompanied by Loring R. Kew, Special Sheriff of Middlesex County. Kew, filling in for the ill Sheriff Joseph McElroy, symbolized the longstanding ties between the University and the Country...
...pathway wends...
...anyone wants stockholders in a new paper enterprise in Kansas City, he can figure up how many he can get by taking the Kansas City population and subtract those in top places at the Star, the City Hall and the Chamber of Commerce. All the rest would beat a pathway to that better mousetrap...
...health provides the only fertile ground where civil-rights democracy may settle its roots. In terms of the psychology of giving and accepting, the food is aimed at the citadel of cynicism, the hungry student. Far from displays of cynicism, European undergraduates have seized on American food as the pathway to a greater idealism built around the new opportunity for national health and reconstruction...