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Briggs Hall breakfasts on strawberries and cream and nothing else one morning in June and Freshmen get a chance to fight back at the annual "take-off" skit in the fall. George, a stuffed penguin, attends all Bertram Hall jamborees as mascot and chaperone, and the table at Eliot Hall's annual Christmas punch is graced by a home-frozen bowl chopped from a chunk...
They are: Barnard Hall, Marcia Roberts; Bertram Hall, Ann Shinquin; Briggs Hall, Joanne Bouthilet; Cabot Hall, Emily Lacey; Eliot Hall, Francena Thomas; Whitman Hall, Gloria Livermore...
...subsequent gang-busting radio programs. In his two years as special prosecutor, he made a record of 72 convictions out of 73 indictments; in his last year as D.A., 96.5% were convicted or pleaded guilty. His zeal for convictions led to one blunder. In 1938, his office got one Bertram Campbell convicted of forgery. Campbell spent three years in jail, was later found to be innocent. As governor, Dewey signed a bill giving Campbell the right to sue the state for damages. Campbell collected $115,000, died three months later...
Newest members of the honorary scholastic society at the 'Cliffe are Eleanor M. Millard of Whitman Hall and Chicago, Marjory A. Reynolds of Briggs Hall and Lexington, Kentucky, Marilyn R. Starkman of Bertram Hall and Wakefield, and Ellen G. Stearns of Bertram Hall and Scarsdale, New York...
...first U.S. courses in geology, paleontology, physiological chemistry, established the nation's first agricultural experiment station. It was the first U.S. school to provide a post-graduate course for the Ph.D. degree. Then crusty old Elias Loomis pioneered in devising the basis for modern weather maps and Bertram Boltwood discovered ionium. Sheffield's most famous teacher: Josiah Willard Gibbs, the top mathematical physicist of his day, who laid down the laws which form the basis for modern thermodynamics...