Word: rosenthaler
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Equipped with, among other things, a mustache in no wise cropped short after the fashion of the day, but flowing in the largeness of the decade before last, Moriz Rosenthal played his first recital in New York. For half of a normal lifetime he has stood as a symbol of...
For faculty scholarships for third year men; Harold White Caldwell, Jacob Ebersole Crawford, Wellington Shelton Crouse, Douglass Danton Crystall, Warren Stillson Ege, Edward Feldman, Paul Wood Frum, Thomas Palmer Helmey, James McCauley Landis, Paul Duryes Miller, Edward Miraglia Jr., Anderson Ashley Owen, Paul Gerhard Rodewald, Samuel Robert Rosenthal, George Bentley...
Upon these shores has landed once more Vladimir de Pachmann, pianist of legend. This man for many years has been one of the world's renowned musicians, renowned alike for his great musicianship and his personal singularities. His whims, his spirit, his drolleries alike have made him an ideal...
University Relay Race.--Won by Dartmouth (Bates, Coville, Butt, Blake); second, Cornell (Rosenthal, Blodgett, Coykendall, Crozier); third, Harvard (Chapin, Gordon, Quinn, Merrill). Time, 3m. 9 1-5s. New triangular meet record.
Francis E. Willard House-G. A. Kuyper, Edward Lund, W. F. Goodell, C. S. Joslyn, H. H. Stamler, D. P. Coggins, E. R. Habicht, R. Barton, J. H. Rosenthal, F. S. Swayze, I. H. G. Lovinson, W. C. Herrick, L. P. Jones, F. G. Haley, J. M. Shaffor, F. W...