Word: walt
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Ancient pagans found the human body so interesting and puzzling that they made of it an object of worship; modern pagans like Walt Whitman claim that such an attitude is most natural. At all events, however carefully scientists have recorded facts about the body, when someone claims for it a new and more wonderful function, all known facts are brushed aside in the mad rush of unreasoning worship...
Room applications for Perkins Walt Hastings and Conant Halls may also be obtained on March 12. Applications to rooms in Perkins Hall may be obtained from the Dean's office in the Business School, those or Walter Hastings from the secretary of the law school and these for Conant Hall, the dormitory to students in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences from the secretary, Mr. W. Robinson '95 in University...
...Pratt, E. O. Pride, J. W. Quinn, L. W. Rathbun, J. R. Reynolds, R. C. Rogers, W. P. Scott, E. G. Selden, M. W. Self, W. K. Shaw, C. L. Schert, W. E. Stearn, H. C. Stetson, Hardwick Stires, R. E. Thayer, Charles Townsend, W. M. Tucker, Richard Walt, E. W. Walsh, C. D. Whidden, C. P. White, Belden, Wigglesworth, Thomas Williams, P. E. Wilson, Robert Worthington, E.S. Young, L. J. Yonng...
April 3.--"Walt Whitman", Professor Bliss Perry...
April 3.--Professor Bliss Perry. "Walt Whitman...