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Biggest feature of the forthcoming drive is a debate scheduled for April 9 in which Bart J. Bok, associate professor of Astronomy, and Henry J. Cadbury, Hollis Professor of Divinity, will support the affirmative side of the question, "Should we feed the European Democracies?" Speaking against them will be William Y. Elliott, professor in Government, and James A. McLaughlin, professor...
...speakers, who represented a wide number of opinions, took turns answering a list of prepared questions, designed to cover as many aspects of the topics as possible. The men were: William E. Hocking '01, Alford Professor of Philosophy; Bart J. Bok, associate professor of Astronomy; Clive Knowles, state organizer of "Labor's Non-Partisan League of Massachusetts; R. Minton Sedgwick '21, Boston Chairman of the William Allen White Committee; and Donald C. McKay, assistant professor of History...
...field prospects are excellent with the return of three veterans Gil Whitemore, Red Tully and Captain Freddy Keyes to third base, first base and short stop respectively. Second base is as yet a wide open fight with Jimmy Lynch having the inside track over Bart Harvey and Oscar Hausserman. Last year's Yardling star, Art Scully, playing basketball at present, may break into the lineup in this position...
Astronomer Bart Jan Bok was born under Taurus and thinks nothing of it. But he is disturbed by the fast-growing number of U. S. citizens who look to Taurus, Gemini, Mercury and Venus, for solace and advice. This week he turned from his work at the Harvard Astronomical Observatory to report for the American Association of Scientific Workers on the status of astrology in the U. S. today. Astronomers generally hold it beneath their dignity to refute astrologers. But the time has come, Bok thinks, for scientists to attack the revival of a pernicious superstition...
Armed with a fifty page report, a committee of the American Association of Scientific Workers, headed by Bart Jan Bok, associate professor of Astronomy, will throw down the gauntlet to the rapidly increasing tens of thousands of astrologers in this country today. This is the result of six months of exhaustive research by astronomers at Harvard...