The Record of the Class of 1928
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A regular program of broadcasting was launched, with Smitty and Halstead making the wheels go round, Thompson arranging the programs, and "D. W. R. at the microphone." This brings to mind the exhibition of poetry given lur |ob I i m m 1928 RECORD by Vachel Lindsay, broadcast by WABQ, where, in one of his animated cavortings across the stage, the poet pounced upon the microphone, putting it permanently to sleep with the chant, "We want Daniel." The last Swarthmore football game was played on the...ir field, with results described elsewhere. However, the battle did not stop when the crowd dispersed, but has been going on ever since in the columns of the News and The Phoenix.
We wish Hedley would blow the whistle!
Some of the upperclassmen, feeling the urge of animal instincts, demanded that there be a row between '28 and '19, so a pants fight was arranged. But since we were the ones to do it, and weren't particularly interested, it didn't precipitate until the following year, in another manner entirely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A regular program of broadcasting was launched, with Smitty and Halstead making the wheels go round, Thompson arranging the programs, and "D. W. R. at the microphone." This brings to mind the exhibition of poetry given lur |ob I i m m 1928 RECORD by Vachel Lindsay, broadcast by WABQ, where, in one of his animated cavortings across the stage, the poet pounced upon the microphone, putting it permanently to sleep with the chant, "We want Daniel." The last Swarthmore football game was played on the...ir field, with results described elsewhere. However, the battle did not stop when the crowd dispersed, but has been going on ever since in the columns of the News and The Phoenix.
We wish Hedley would blow the whistle!
Some of the upperclassmen, feeling the urge of animal instincts, demanded that there be a row between '28 and '19, so a pants fight was arranged. But since we were the ones to do it, and weren't particularly interested, it didn't precipitate until the following year, in another manner entirely.
What to read after The Record of the Class of 1928?
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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