Word: subs
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Joseph Jacob Corn '26, of New York City, has been appointed assistant sub-chairman of the Freshman entertainment committee, as a result of a competition, the work in which consisted in selling tickets for the Freshman night at the "Pops" Concert on May 14. Today is the last day on which tickets for this affair may be secured from the committee's headquarters in gore...
...irritating criticism of Dreiser and others--that Americans cannot think--is partly supported by facts. The automatic tool, in the use of which a man repeats one motion over and over, has proved a powerful agent for fostering sub-normal intelligence--and strangely enough, really puts a premium on under-developed minds. The normal or highly-educated man does not perform mechanical tasks as expertly as the half-wit, so the latter flourishes and multiplies...
...results of the competition for the business board of the Freshman Red Book were announced last night after a six week's competition. The newly appointed committee follows: Samuel Willard Bridges Jr. of Newton, sub-chairman;. L. Richard Bamberger of New York, N. Y.; Clarence Richard Brooks of Tacoma, Wash.; Lee Osher Combs of Valley City, No. Dak.; Frank Wells Fay of Greenville, Pa.; James Martin of Newtonville; Morris Newburger of New York, N. Y.; Carl Joseph Rauh of Cincinnati, O.; George Emerson Smith of Worcester; Horace Homer Soule of Brookline; Richard Jay Stein of New York...
...result of a competition among the eleven members of the Editorial Board of the Red Book, Ralph Sargent Bailey '26 of Quincy has been appointed to the position of sub-chairman...
...result of a five weeks' competition LeBaron Russell Barker Jr. of Plymouth has been appointed a sub-chairman of the Photographic Committee of the Freshman Red Book. The following men were elected to the board; Benjamin Brewster of Dedham; Chester Linwood Dane of New York, N. Y.; Robert McCalla English of Brookline; William Osgood Field of Lenox; Robert Martin Perry Kennard of Newton; Harding Carruth Newman of Concord; Alvan George Smith of Medford; Frederick Benjamin Swarts of St. Louis, Mo.; Reginald Franklin Conroy Vance of Fredericksburg. Va.; Austen Wood of Worcester...