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...confirmed, incurable seasickers and airsickers like the undersigned. Long before the war it was being put up as a proprietary remedy by the German firm of Schering & Glatz under the name of Vasano; and so far as I know is still being manufactured by the Schering Corp. of Bloomfield, N.J. under the same name...
Chief current Yale expert is greying, tweedy Professor Leonard Bloomfield, who riles old-fashioned language teachers a good deal. Some think that if they could teach soldiers (who take their lessons seriously) 15 hours a week they could produce speakers as fast as do linguisti-cians. Some say that if the aim is to train men to handle literature, the old grammar-ridden methods are superior. Bloomfield answers with a sharp no. He puts all his chips on learning to speak first, even if the eventual aim is to read...
Richard N. Swift of Adams House and Bloomfield, N. J., will replace John R. Moskin, who is now in the service, as Class Odist in the only change in the Class Day schedule. Responsible for planning and directing the '44 dance Wednesday evening is Stephen W. Gifford of 59 Plympton Street and Duxbury, new dance committee chairman...
Saay, just what does an officer get if he is three quarters of the way to Oshkosh, gets sent to Paducah, calls up his wife from Bloomfield and finds that half an hour after the effective date of his orders she started for Charleston? Would she . . . well . . . uh . . . better study it for the exam tomorrow, just to be sure...
...meeting of the Brooks House Cabinet last night, Richard N. Swift '44 of Adams House and Bloomfield, New Jersey, took over the post of president left vacant by the departure Sunday of George M Burditt '44, and Thomas Stanton '44 of Eliot House and Cincinnati, was elected vice-president...