Word: sullivans
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...cast is as follows: Ernest V. E. Blacque '34 Andre J. S. Plaut '33 L'Abbe Northrop Beach '34 Carteret W. A. C. Miller III '32 German R. C. Sullivan '35 Julien J. D. Kernan '34 Francois F. F. Silver '34 Jacqueline Lorraine Warner La Marquise de Juvigny Pauline Shaw Sophie Mary Loring Rose Peggy Barney La Baronne Beatrice Clough Christianne Mary Cleveland Solange Katrina Hartt Louise Elizabeth Morison
...negative side of the question, will be upheld by the next speaker, P. C. Reardon '32. To obviate the additional expense of shifting back and forth between speeches, and to accord with the split-argument nature of the debate, the next talker will be a Harvard man, D. M. Sullivan '33, who will support the affirmative. The last prepared speech will come from England, when E. D. O'Brien of Exeter College, gives a negative argument. These talks will last about nine minutes each...
...Bailey '32, H. Gross '33, and J. J. Mellen '33. The most promising prospect from last year's Freshman team is P. W. A. Hines '34. Other candidates from last year's Freshman team are K. L. Riley '34, D. E. Peter '34, and A. B. Sullivan...
First issue of Gentle Reader substantiated the publishers' claims of catholicity. Besides regular departments there were a piece of nonsense by Frank Sullivan, a discussion by M. R. Werner of Trotsky's History of the Russian Revolution, an article on bridge by Sidney S. Lenz, a review of fashions...
Saturday, December 5, has been definitely set as the date of the trans-oceanic debate with Oxford. P. H. Cohen '32, P. C. Reardon '32, and D. M. Sullivan '33, representing the Harvard Debating Council, will speak from the studies of the National Broadcasting Company in New York and the Englishmen from those of the British Broadcasting Company in London...