Word: whitney
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...clubs and fraternities which are already members of the intramural Council and their respective delegates, are listed as follows: Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity, C. H. Greene 2G.; D. U. Fraternity, R. M. Oothout '28; Delta Upsilon Fraternity, M. H. Holmes '28; Falcon Club, J. L. Whitney '28; Kappa Nu, L. Bayard '28; Kappa Sigma, D. M. Chalmers '28; Kex Club, W. R. Rose '28; Lambda Chi Alpha, F. W. Lorenzen '28; Phike Club, F. W. Green '28; Sigma Omega Psi Fraternity, Louis Kerness '29; Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity, E. A. Colpak...
Such was the reasoning perceived last week behind President Coolidge's appointment of Col. Noble Brandon Judah, Chicago lawyer, soldier, bank director, to the Cuban post. Like the selection of Morgan-partner Dwight Whitney Morrow for the recent vacancy in Mexico, Mr. Judah's selection, over the heads of State Department "career men," was an effort to discover and apply special aptitude for a special necessity...
...History, Government, and Economics and of the Department of History and Literature who will receive with their wives are the following: Professor and Mrs. T. N. Carver, Professor and Mrs. W. S. Ferguson, Professor and Mrs. E. F. Gay, Dean and Mrs. Mitchell Gratwick, Professor and Mrs. E. A. Whitney, Professor and Mrs. G. G. Wilson, and Professor and Mrs. H. A. Yeomans...
...truism, Professor Karl Taylor Compton of Princeton (brother of Arthur Holly Compton) elaborated only last month at the Founder's Day exercises of Lehigh University. Said he: "Inventors in this country have always been popular idols. We tell young school children about the inventions of Robert Fulton, Eli Whitney and Thomas Edison. We have been blessed by a number of men who had the spark of genius to conceive of a steamboat, a cotton gin, a dynamo or an incandescent lamp and numerous other machines and processes on which so much of life today depends. Nothing in the world...
...notables to take their places. Max Keezer, supersleuth, will not soon be forgotten, and the historic remark of Arthur Clement: "The patrol wagon was the only safe place in the Square," will go down through the years even as Mr. Jones's sign. And to uphold professorial traditions, Professor Whitney is strenuously preparing himself against the day when, Professor Merriman's energy failing, the duty of teaching history by action as well as by word will fall upon...