Word: second
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Winners of the Lee Wade and Boylston speaking prized held last night in the Music Building were H. Lane Blackwell '39, and H. Rushton Harwood, Jr. '39, with Rennselaer Whittier '39 and Bernard Rivin 40 taking the second place Boylston Prizes...
Presiding at the meeting was Robert L. Green '39 acting in his position as Second Marshal while Charles Townsend Copeland, Boylston Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory Emeritus served as usual in his position as honorary judge. The judges were Mr. Mark Anthony DeWolfe Howe, Mr. William James and Archibald MacLeish, curator of the Nieman collection of contemporary journalism...
...labor contract, second of its kind in 302 years of Harvard's existence, not only granted the A. F. of L. the sole bargaining rights it earned last year, but also virtually assured cooks and waitresses of an eventual closed shop...
...world acclaim never rang. It remained for a wiser posterity to relegate them to niches in an immortal hall of fame. For such a career, fate never destined the name of Albert Einstein, a man whom kings and princes have feted, whom eminent scientists have hailed as a second Newton, and to whom peace-loving multitudes in every land have turned as a fortress of tranquil serenity in a world delirious with the war fever of nationalism...
Rusty Greenhood, only Crimson man who is staying in the mid-west for the National A.A.U. meet this weekend, scored 130 points to take fourth in the three-meter dive. Henham, of Michigan, beat him by three-tenths of a point for third, while second-place Earl Clark was within a point of both...