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...guesses, if any, and maybe nobody will notice the others. One day last week he devoted his entire daily space in the San Francisco Chronicle to a recital of his April errors. Sample error: that fine little crack about the canned peas served at the national frozen-food convention banquet had been run without checking; and it just wasn't so. Caen promised to continue "Writing the Wrongs" once a month. "In the course of hacking together 20 or 25 items a day," he explained to his readers, "I'm sometimes . . . wrong. If that makes me almost human...
...great admirer of the U.S., which he considers the "most scientific" and one of the "most moral" nations in the world, Dr. Houssay last week was traveling happily from banquet to banquet and reveling in the "international fraternity" of his fellow scientists. Of politics, he said philosophically: "It is very regrettable that political considerations oblige us to some restriction...
Open to all students and members of the Faculty, the banquet will have as its chief guests Wilbur J. Bender '27, counsellor for veterans, and Charles G. Bolte, national chairman of the American Veterans Committee...
...purpose of the dinner, William E. Nelson 1G, chairman of the local organization's finance committee, said yesterday, is to help finance the chapter's national convention delegation at Milwaukee in June. Other guests at the banquet will include Cord Meyer, Jr., member of the A.V.C.'s national planning committee and a Littauer Fellow, and Arnold Rivkin 2L, New England regional vice-chairman...
...Naval School "ships" during World War I, Mem's usefulness gradually declined after it was released from dining hall service in 1924. Since then the Great Hall hodgepodge of ornate tapestries, stained glass windows, portraits, and busts, has withdrawn into brooding silence broken only by an occasional dance or banquet. Students have come to look upon the hall as a den of horror, where they suffer either from the crush of registration or the torture of exams. Only rarely are the riotous days of the past recalled. Mem most recently shuddered from the sedate heights of its 170 foot tower...