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Owing to the paucity of members who will attend college during the summer term, the Council also voted on Wednesday to curtail its operation during the summer. In its stead, a temporary committee composed of all resident council members and headed by S. Douglass Cater '46 of Montgomery, Alabama and Wigglesworth Hall, will conduct all business normally handled by the council...
Joining in the ceremonies marking the first post-war commercial run of the steams on its Boston-France-England route, Campbell and co-chairman S. Douglas Cater '48 will turn the package over to M. Simmonet at 4 o'clock. Also present will be the French Consul in Boston, municipal representatives and press and radio correspondents, who will give wide coverage of the event...
Four out of ten of his readers, Editor Connolly figures, are teachers and students; three are writers and editors; "the other three keep it around for table decoration." Last month, feeling no compulsion to cater to their cultural allergies, he devoted his entire issue to an exhaustive look at present-day Swiss literature. Conclusion: the Swiss haven't got much...
...election of Robert S. Sturgis '44, of Leverett House and Weston, as its first post-war President. R. Scot Leavitt '46, of Wigglesworth Hall and Greenwich, Conn., has been elected as Managing Editor, Marvin S. Traub '46, of Wigglesworth Hall and New York City, as Business Manager, S. Douglass Cater '46, of Wigglesworth Hall and Birmingham, Alabama, as Editorial Chairman, J. Anthony Lewis '48 of Lowell House and New York City, as Executive Editor, and Paul Southwick '43, of Leverett House and Baltimore, as Photographic Chairman...
...Cater, a resident of Montgomery, Alabama, and Adams House, a member of the CRIMSON Editorial Board in 1943, returned to college this term after serving for nearly three years with the Office of Strategic Services...