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Winthrop: John D. Bagdade, John F. Carr III, Wayne F. Caskey, Jr., Robert B. Cleary, David L. Collins, John T. Copeland, Peter B. Edelman, Samuel H. Kim, James L. Kincaid, Stuart L. Levine, and James S. Tulenko...
...conference will open this evening at 6 p.m. in, Agassiz Hall with a buffet dinner for Radcliffe Club of Boston delegates. Mrs. Paul DeW. Caskey, president of the club, will introduce the two speakers of the evening. Dean Kerby-Miller and Miss Barbara Norton, director of publicity. Dean Kerby-Miller will talk on "Alumnae Participation in Scholarship Plans;" Miss Norton will discuss plans for alumnae in developing the 'Cliffe's public relations...
Heading the program for the concert in Sanders Theatre will be presidents Conant and Jordan and their wives; Miss Mildred P. Sherman; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kerby-Miller; Miss Mary Churchill Small; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Cronkhite; Mrs. Paul deW. Caskey, President of the Radcliffe Club of Boston; Mrs. Horace W. Frost, President of the National Radcliffe Alumnae Association; Professor and Mrs. Raphael Demos; Professor and Mrs. Henry Murray, Jr.; Professor and Mrs. David E. Owen; and Professor and Mrs. Bartlett J. Whiting...
...Chief Justice of the U. S. resigned to mount the high bench in 1930. The present senior partner, Charles Evans Hughes Jr., announced the formation of Hughes, Richards, Hubbard & Ewing. His former partner, the business & tax expert of the old firm, announced under the name of Dwight, Harris, Koegel & Caskey...
Nerves & $1,000. Each year an anonymous A. A. A. S. member gives $1,000 for a noteworthy paper presented at the annual meeting. The donor wishes to aid younger men with cash, rather than honor older ones with kudos. Last week the $1,000 went to Carl Caskey Speidel, 38, associate professor of anatomy at the University of Virginia. He won it for inventing a way of seeing nerves grow in a live tadpole's tail. He clamped an embryonic frog under his microscope and indirectly illuminated the tail by a method called "dark field lighting." Thus over periods...