Word: cabot
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Elizabeth T. Marple '61, of Cabot Hall and Portland, Ore., was elected as the Council's secretary, while Sheldon A. Vincenti '60, of Lowell House and Ogden, Utah, was named treasurer...
...role in foreign affairs, however, Cheever indicated that it might be necessary to sacrifice his familiarity with the strategy of the State Department and appoint a "more striking public figure to the Secretary's post for reasons of public confidence." He suggested such names as Gen. Alfred Gruenther, Henry Cabot Lodge '24, John J. McCloy, former High Commissioner to Germany, and David K. E. Bruce, Ambassador to Germany...
...dormitories which entered candidates, three reported generally unfavorable reactions to the contest. "It's all rather amusing," noted one girl from Eliot, suggesting that such a contest was "more for Wellesley or Vassar than for Radcliffe Only Cabot and Holmes expressed approval of the competition...
Next year, students living in Coggeshall House will eat at Eliot Hall, those in Greycroft will dine at Cabot, and those girls from Greycroft Annex will take board in Whitman. Gilman House has been assigned to Moors Hall, Henry House to Briggs, McIntire to Comstock, Rogers to Barnard, and Saville to Bertram...
...propaganda against nuclear tests as a hazard to health and wholesome genetics. The Communists got special plaudits from neutralists in Asia and Africa, from U.S. pacifists and idealists, when the U.S.S.R. announced in March 1958 that it was suspending tests. At one point, Ambassador to the U.N. Henry Cabot Lodge warned Secretary Dulles that the U.S. was in danger of losing its majority at the U.N. unless it heeded world fears on the nuclear-test issue...