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...Marion Adolphus Cheek of Brookline...
...annual dinner and meeting of the Christian Association, the following men were elected officers for the coming year: president, Marion Adolphus Cheek Jr. '26 of Brookline; vice-president, Sterling Dow '25 of Kennebunk, Me.; secretary, William Henry Gratwick Jr. '25 of Linwood, N. Y.; treasurer, Donald LeBosquet Sweeney '26 of Newton Highland. The retiring officers read their reports and the new board will go into office on April...
...Adolphus Ward and George Peabody Gooch, heading an imposing list of Cambridge dons, with here and there an "alien savant," have contributed a work of significance which is consistent in its excellence of quality and in its forceful authority with any work that has yet emanated from that seat of learning, universitas cantabrigiensis...
...their title indicates, are a history of British foreign policy from Lord Carmarthen to Lord Curzon (1783-1919), or from the time Britain can be said to have had a defined foreign policy up to the end of the Great War. On the period anterior to 1783 Sir Adolphus Ward, Master of Peter-house, Cambridge, has written a long introduction in which he has skilfully outlined the main considerations and salient characteristics of those early days. The work as a whole can, therefore, lay serious claim to being a complete review of the whole of British foreign policy...
...Middleboro, Secretary-Treasurer of the class; William Conkling Ladd of Cleveland, Ohio, Student Council Member; and the following Chairmen and Vice-Chairmen of the newly-appointed committees: Robert Gray Allen of Andover, Chairman of the Dinner Committee; Francis Lowell Barton of Boston, Chairman of the Jubilee Advisory Committee; Marion Adolphus Cheek of Berkeley, California, Chairman of the Smoker Committee; George Douglass Debevoise of New York City, Editorial Chairman of the Blue Book; Hershel Hobart MacCubbin of Pleasant Hills, Maryland, Chairman of the Foreign Students Committee; John James Maher of Bridgeport, Connecticut, second Vice-Chairman of the Dinner Committee; Edward Walker...