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Early one of these mornings, when the last few lights are going out in the windows of the Yard dorms, a parting, unenthusiastic "Rinehart" will break the deep quiet of the hour, calling up a thin, tragic figure who in 1900 reportedly stood below his window and shouted up to an empty room...
John Bryce Gordon Rinehart passed into legend last Saturday morning in Waynesburg, Pa., at the age of 77. Five decades of Harvard men, when they heard the news, muttered a parting tribute to a man who lived 52 years with a terrible myth clouding his life. The myth is untrue. Rinehart did have friends...
...earliest record of J. B. G. Rinehart in the University comes from 1899. He registered then in the Law School after having graduated from Waynesburg College the proceeding spring. Nothing more is known until one night in June of 1900, when the cry 'Rinehart' first reverberated through the Yard...
According to the myth, familiar throughout the world, Rinehart was the true incarnation of pathos. He had no friends. Rinehart suffered, quite reasonably, from his unpopularity, so, to bolster his social status, he called up to his room, "Rinehart, oh Rinehart," then ran back up, flung open the window, and answered himself with a cheery...
...BUTCHER, by John J. Sack '51. Rinehart...