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Oliver E. Allen '43, John M. Blum '43, Bruce Barton, Jr. '43, George M. Burditt, Jr. '44, George R. Clay '43, Dan R. Fenn, Jr. '44, Donald Forie '43, Hugh M. Hyde '44, Myron S. Kaufmann '43, Robert S. Kieve '43, Thomas S. Kuhn '44, Eric Larrahee '43, J. Robert Moskin '44, David E. Pince '43, J. Louis R. Pollak '44, Dana Reed '43, George A. Sexton, Jr. '44, J. Eiden Sawhill '43, Harold W. Smith '44, Adam Yarmelinsky...
...SIDE IS RIGHT, by Ralph Barton Perry...
Hence if the Captain of the hockey team lived in Winthrop, a training table would be set up in that House. F. Barton Harvey '43, undergraduate president of the Varsity Club, Donald Forte '43, vice-president, and J. Donald MacKinnon '43, treasurer, have been working on an alternative plan which would enable the Varsity Club to stay open, but at present the chances seem slight that such a plan would meet the crisis in expenses and help...
Harold W. Smith '44, of Massillon, Ohio and Leverett House has been elected to the presidency of the Advocate, it was announced at the Advocate yesterday. He succeeds Bruce Barton, Jr. '48, of New York City and Lowell House. John Maher '45 was reelected as secretary, and Edward K. Morris '45 succeeds Smith as treasurer...
However, you omitted what to many must stand out as his most notable accomplishment. This consisted in locating and employing editorial talent, either inexperienced or undeveloped in other publishing jobs, but under Nast's influence later to become nationally famous. There were Bruce Barton, Frank Crowninshield, Dorothy Parker, Robert Benchley, Clare Boothe Luce and Edmund Wilson, to mention only a few; while the bright young women copywriters have overflowed into Fifth Avenue's swankiest shops to such an extent as to have definitely influenced the whole school of current department-store advertising...