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Dressed in black from head to foot, frail, tiny (4 ft. 7 in.) Felicitas Amorin de Fritscher looked older than her 39 years. As she dusted the carved cedar choir stalls of Lima's 300-year-old cathedral, her son Federico, 11, worked beside her. "I came to live here 17 years ago," she said as she finished cleaning the white-enameled spittoon beside the archbishop's throne. "I was the bride of Federico Fritscher, bell-ringer and caretaker of the cathedral. The pay was small but there were tips from the tourists, and here we paid...
Radcliffe will install a library checking system provided that the "Cedar Hill" recommendation of the measure meets the approval of the Student Council Monday, Joan Braverman '50, president of the Student Government, announced last night...
...recommendation, she said, resulted from a report of library conditions made at Monday's "Cedar Hill" policy conference by Miss Ruth Perritt, Radcliffe librarian. The figures, released by the librarian, Miss Braverman added, showed that at the beginning of Christmas vacation 185 books were missing from the library, and a mid-term check counted 95 books still unreturned...
...Cedar Hill delegation will also transmit to the Council the recommendation that both the yearbook staff and the Council work together in setting up a constitution and a definite pattern of procedure for publication of the book. Said Susan Evans '50, editor-in-chief of the present 1950 Yearbook, "In this way the Yearbook would be made an official publication of the College...
Following the fall session of the Cedar Hill Conference, the Radcliffe Student Council approved the conference's recommendation that the staff and coverage of the Yearbook be enlarged to include all classes. The suggestion by the recent Cedar Hill delegation, if approved by the Council, will follow the precedent of Harvard Yearbook Publications now in its first year...