Word: wellses
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Winthrop-Russell, bow; Leatherbee, 2; England, 3; Nichols, 4; Garrigues, 5; Carman, 6; Swendson, 7; R. H. Wells, stroke; Gurnsey, coxswain.
On display this week in the Lowell House Library are some of the books designed and illustrated by Mr. William A. Dwiggins of Boston, one of the foremost designers of fine books in this country. The most interesting volume is his recently published "Reform of the Currency," which has attracted...
In spite of its caustic critics the advertising industry continues to poison its own wells. The latest example of the inept bogus is a telegram from the Realsilk Hosiery Company to Mr. Sinclair Lewis, published in facsimile in the New Republic. The advertiser offered Mr. Lewis four hundred and fifty...
Last year, the Convention was held at Wellesley College, and delegates from Amherst, Dartmouth, Harvard, Mount Holyoke, Princeton, Radcliffe, Smith, Yale, and numerous other colleges. Harvard's representative was D. M. Sullivan '33, who read excerpts from the poetry of Mary Wells. Margaret Ruggles of Radcliffe read poems by Leonard...
Their faces gleaming from soap & water, their hair scrupulously combed, 67 flushed old men and 67 excited old women waited in the transepts of Westminster Abbey last week. The organ groaned magnificently. Down the aisle stalked a scarlet-&-gold Yeoman of the Guard bearing on his head a solid gold...