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Ancient and Modern Languages, J. G. Hart; Anthropology, A. M. Tozzer; Biochemical Sciences, J. T. Edsall; Biology, Morgan Upton; Classics and Allied Subjects, Mason Hammond; Fine Arts, C. L. Kuhn; Geological Sciences, P. E. Raymond; History, Government and Economics, D. D. Burbank; History and Literature, F. O. Matthiessen; Literature, Mason Hammond; Mathematics, M. H. Stone; Music, G. W. Woodworth; Physics, F. H. Crawford; Philosophy and Psychology, Raphael Demos; Sociology, C. C. Zimmerman...
Late in the period, Joe Hindle, wing on the Puritan second line, drove a fast one past the Eli net tender after an assist by Dan Burbank...
...comes a notice from the news room to tell me Professor Burbank will lecture on Functions of Government and Public Expenditures in Harvard 5 at 9 this morning; and methinks, for those whom such matters interest, this will be very good...
Started by Short, the winning streak of flashing Crimson racquets gained fast as James J. Thackara '36 completely vanquished E. Davis, number three man for the Green, 15-10, 15-11, and 16-15. But the best earned victory belongs to Daniel E. Burbank '37. Coming from behind with two games against him, Burbank took the next three rounds to cop the match from S. A. Lyon...
...last week, a 31-year-old millionaire named Howard Hughes was eating a combination breakfast and luncheon in Los Angeles. To this oilman-cineman-aviator came a telephone report that weather was fine all the way across the continent. Cramming a last mouthful Howard Hughes dashed out to Burbank, where for three days a stock model Northrop "Gamma" with a special engine had been waiting with 700 gallons of gasoline aboard. Stopping neither to get food nor to tell anyone but his timer that he was out to add the transcontinental non stop record to the world landplane speed mark...