Word: cabots
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Graduates: Walter H. Abelman, Bruce Barton, Jr/., JOhn M. Built, Jean A. de Chadenedes, Louis W. Cabot, Abram J. Chayes, Samuel P. Cowardin, Frank Dardeno, Donald H. Eldridge Jr., Gaelen L. Felt, LIonel J. Friedman, Donald B. Hackel...
Twenty-four years ago this month, two days before Woodrow Wilson's departure on his second trip to Paris, Massachusetts' eloquent, elegant Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Sr. rose in the Senate to offer a resolution. It began: "Whereas under the Constitution it is a function of the Senate to advise and consent to, or dissent from, the ratification of any treaty. . . ." It concluded: "Resolved . . . that the constitution of the league of nations in the form now proposed . . . should not be accepted by the United States...
Even the Network has followed suit, and now has a program that originates in Cabot Hall. All the men needn't fear for their positions, though. They have not started replacing the deans with women...
...battle is to be between Harvard and Radcliffe and maybe will later branch out to other women's colleges. The program is to be run by both Ronnie Phoenix '44 of Radcliffe and Mac Passano '46 from the University and will be transmitted from Cabot Hall, Radcliffe...
...Manchuria foretold ultimate war, that the U.S. must join with the League of Nations in an economic boycott. He had advocated a League of Nations even before Woodrow Wilson (from whom he got some of his educational policies), and had publicly debated with the League's archfoe, Henry Cabot Lodge. Lowell was later stirred to broadcast his opposition to the Child-Labor Amendment because he thought it gave Congress too much power...