Word: v
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Smith Halls W. B. Bingham, F. W. Farnsworth, G. H. Norris, T. W. Robinson, James Simpson, J. R. Stevers, C. D. Stillman, and A. S. Woodworth. Non-Residents, C. B. Carnegle, J. M. Curran Jr., D. F. Jones, Jr., and A. V. King...
Professor H. V. Hubbard '97, and C. W. Eliot 2nd '20 have been appointed by the Corporation to investigate the traffic situation. Professor Hubbard, who is a Professor in the School of Landscape Architecture, is the editor of two professional magazines dealing with Landscape Architecture and City Planning. The latter is a recent venture in the periodical field. Mr. Eliot, who graduated from the School of Landscape Architecture in 1923, was formerly an assistant in the School and is now a practising landscape architect and city planner with offices in Boston. He is assistant editor of City Planning...
...synthetic prose; to produce them in paint requires a far greater technical equipment. Mr. Sims is a masterly epigrammatist. Almost every Sims picture in the Knoedler Gallery flashes with the slim lustre of a dinner table witticism, but most mordant of all is the portrait of King George V...
...V. Lloyd-Jones, good-humored captain of the Oxford debating team that is meeting 19 U. S. college teams here this autumn, continued: "Your American universities seem to be fresh and very invigorating, with a great deal of energy and spirit but students of the same age lack the maturity which is evident at an English university. They don't take their problems seriously and seldom think constructively until after graduation...
...with Damn-my-eyes and By-God-Sirs would lay their wagers on him when he matched strength with Samson, Cyclops, Atlas, Ajax or Hercules (rival strongmen). He was renowned for many years as the "strongest man in the world." He was appointed private trainer to His Majesty George V. He made a large fortune by bringing people into contact with dumbbells...