The Record of the Class of 1913
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Yet ;is a worker for all these teams no one has been more faithful than Giff. In gym he inspired such competition in club-swinging that even Haker ami Montgomery !ispired to be champions.
( )n the horse we have seldom seen his like.
And all along the line we have been wishing that Giff could have coupled fifty extra jiounds of weight to go with his mind. For we acknowledge frankly that he is one of the most brilliant men in the cla.ss, and in things of the mind he Ls at his best. Now that he ha...s begun to like us he hius given us less of his sarcasm and is !is good a fellow to talk to as we have among us. It wiLs his individuality that made the College Wcekli/ a recognized college paper. The more we see of his work — for he does not talk about it— the more we respect him. And even if he only becomes, as .some one |)rcdicled, "The future hoi)e of progressive journalism " — we know that his iiartiuular brand will rise to a higher level.
107 ARTHUR HERBERT GODDARD ARTIE —"GOD"— It waa just as Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet ;is a worker for all these teams no one has been more faithful than Giff. In gym he inspired such competition in club-swinging that even Haker ami Montgomery !ispired to be champions.
( )n the horse we have seldom seen his like.
And all along the line we have been wishing that Giff could have coupled fifty extra jiounds of weight to go with his mind. For we acknowledge frankly that he is one of the most brilliant men in the cla.ss, and in things of the mind he Ls at his best. Now that he ha...s begun to like us he hius given us less of his sarcasm and is !is good a fellow to talk to as we have among us. It wiLs his individuality that made the College Wcekli/ a recognized college paper. The more we see of his work — for he does not talk about it— the more we respect him. And even if he only becomes, as .some one |)rcdicled, "The future hoi)e of progressive journalism " — we know that his iiartiuular brand will rise to a higher level.
107 ARTHUR HERBERT GODDARD ARTIE —"GOD"— It waa just as Dr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haverford College. Class of 1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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