Word: warren
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...department. Apparently he has a room-mate who is taking courses offered by that department, and is basing his argument on just what has been told him. He gives the impression of a freshman frantically hunting for something to write about a half hour before the deadline at Warren House...
Harold H. Haskin, of New Brunswick, New Jersey, B.S. Rutgers '36, in Biology. Charles Heimsch, Jr., of Dayton, Ohio, A.B. Miami University '36, in Biology. Warren C. Lothrop, of Brookline, Massachusetts, A.B. Harvard '33, A.M. '35, in Chemistry. Samuel P. Chew, of West River, Maryland, A.B. St. John's College '31, A.M. Harvard '32, in English. John Lydenberg, of Scarsdale, New York, A.R. Oberlin '34, in English. Joshna McClennen, of Cambridge, Massachusetts, A.B. Harvard '35, in English. George R. Mayberry, of East Orange, New Jersey, A.B. Princeton '34, in English. Charles J. Olson, of Gloucester, Massachusetts, A.B. Wesleyan...
...more violent observers have said, President Roosevelt intends this election to be America's last, he may be on the right track after all. Mass production left its mark on campaigning long ago, and the one just past looked even more like the others than Governor Landon looked like Warren Harding...
That evening the huge Los Angeles Coliseum, 1932 Olympic stadium, was half-filled when Republican State Chairman Earl Warren arose to introduce Nominee Landon, who had not yet appeared. Spotlights picked out a distant gate, a band struck up Oh! Susanna, and into the stadium burst Alf Landon, upright in the back seat of an open car, waving his hat, grimacing under showers of confetti which pelted him as he circled the running track...
...Barton Beach, Joseph H. Beals '82, Royall Professor of Law; Henry B. Cabot '17, assistant professor in the Institute of Criminal Law; Morton C. Campbell, professor of Law; George K. Gardner '12, professor of Law; Livingston Hall, assistant professor of Law; John A. Macguire, professor of Law; Pound; Warren A Seavey '01, professor of Law; James B. Thayer '21, professor of Law; Edward H. Warren '95, professor of Law; and Samuel Williston '82, Dane Professor of Law, composed the group who sent a statement to the Republican State Committee, telling of their intention to support the Kansas Governor...