Word: personally
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...night by Winslow Carlton '29, Chairman of the Freshman Finance Committee. The drive is to begin this Monday and last for a week. It will differ some-what from last year's campaign in that all the work this spring will be done by members of the committee in person...
More of the requirements for tutors have to do with personality than with scholarship. A man who is particularly well appearing and who has some prowess as a college athlete or who has been engaged in some from of University activity is much more esteemed as a tutor than a man whose activities have been chiefly scholastic It is true also that many people who are engaging tutors feel that mere scholastic ability is not of the highest merit. They are mostly interested in a person of a strong, virile personality, who can inspire as well as teach, than they...
Application for membership in any one of the Harvard groups may be made to the leaders by mail or in person. The leaders are as follows: for the first group H. W. Foote Jr. '27, Claverly 24 or the CRIMSON Building; for the second Max Habicht gr.L., 35 Gorham Street; for the third R. D. Moore 3L., 8 Forest Street...
...unvarnished verity. They are mostly revelations of people, beheld in their reactions to McDougall or his cartoons of them. J. P. Morgan Sr. was small-minded about his big nose; Rudyard Kipling, rude; Tom Nast, vain and petty; Mark Twain, grumpily grudging; Thomas Wanamaker, "a nasty little commercial person"; Woodrow Wilson, "a sort of swift floor-walker's smirk"; Joseph Pulitzer, a social climber, ingenious blasphemer ? for instance, the epithet, "too inde-god-dam-pendent...
...Washington. The stage manager stepped in front of the curtain. . . . Everyone was to understand that the Countess Cathcart was appearing tonight in person. . . . The play was the story of her own life. . . . She had written it around notes which she had kept . . . herself ... in person. . . . I thank...