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Following the concert the singers will adjourn to the Chapel where they will give a special rendition of "Jesus Duleis Memoria", by Vittoria; "Miserere," Allegro; and "To Thee Alone Be Glory" by Bach. This last number will be accompanied by the organ...
Charles B. Feibleman '35, secretary of the Council, will act as chairman of the debate, while Tucker Dean '37 and John A. O'Keefe '37 have been named as Crimson alternates. After luncheon at Adams House the speakers for both sides will adjourn to the WNAC studios in Boston...
Attorney General Cummings aggressively repeated this keynote, the theme of the convention. "It is not intended that this conference shall meet, discuss, adjourn and be forgotten," said...
...bill creating two new Lord Justices and empowering Viscount Sankey to name the presidents of the two Appeals Courts. Stormed Baron Hewart: '"Such an office is unknown to the Constitution and the law! If the odious features of the bill before this House are not removed, I will adjourn my court every afternoon and come here to fight them-not clause by clause but line by line and word by word!" In effect the Lord Chief Justice thus threatened to go on strike. The implications of such a strike were incalculable, for Baron Hewart is the permanent, non-political...
...Kirkland House "Coffeepot," in which a small group of interested students dine with a few instructors and afterwards adjourn to an intimate colloquium, is an instance of how well the relation between faculty and undergraduates may be exploited. Similar meetings, extended to the various fields of instruction in the several houses, should prove of advantage. They imply a certain enthusiasm and cooperation from the students which is now lacking, but publicity and stimulating programs can stir the indifferent. If house dinners of the usual sort were limited to occasions when speakers or entertainers of real interest are available, student attention...