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. . . Apparently you have never heard of St. Catherine's, home of the perennial winners of the Mann Cup, emblematic of world lacrosse supremacy. St. Kitt's "Athletics" are world lacrosse champions in the same sense as the St. Louis "Cardinals" are champions in the baseball world.
It wasn't a picnic at Walden Pond, though, but a tour of Cambridge and Boston bookstores. The 52 enrollees in a six-week intensive course in shorthand and typewriting begin taking dictation today from Mrs. Harold Quinlan of the Boston Catherine Gibbs secretarial school.
Formerly housed in the top floor of Lehman Hall, the files and lists were all moved to Widener last January "to make room for more machines in the comptrollers' office," according to Miss Catherine Patton, director of the Alumni office.
Married. Princess Catherine of Greece, 33, pretty, youngest sister of new King Paul; and Major Richard Brandram, 35, handsome, sporting British artilleryman; both for the first time; on the day her brother mounted the throne; in Athens.
"All right," said Catherine the Great wearily as Stalin approached, "so many men have slept with me, you might as well come in too."