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This section of the museum attracts and inspires thousands of visitors, but it is the library which is most used and respected by the world's scholars. Says Novelist Angus Wilson, who is deputy superintendent of the Reading Room of the museum: "Without the resources of the British Museum Library, most of the great scholarly projects which still distinguish this country . . . could not appear...
Morrison was one of two witnesses who appeared at the open session. The other was Angus Cameron, former editor-in-chief on Little, Brown and Company who refused to answer most questions, citing both the First and Fifth Amendments...
...that are all things to all men, like "departmentalization," only put the reader to sleep. You cannot afford to neglect this matter of style, despite your deadlines. It should be a concern second only to deciding which news is most useful to a community representing, so many different interests. Angus Stewart Fletcher...
Except for Lee, none of the Crimson's other four quarterfinalists went any farther. Dick Adams lost to Douglas Blackman of Cornell 7 to 0 in the 130 pound class, and Dick's brother Bud was topped 8 to 1 by Angus McLean of Brown at 137 pounds...
...Bruins cut down the Crimson's 11-0 lead, with Angus Maclean pinning Larry Wilde at 147. The varsity's Hugh Chandler pinned Bruin 157 pounder Ted Kerriter to end Harvard scoring...