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...Cherington placed his hope in prospective nominees such as Saltonstall Stagsen, and Willkie. In spite of his present disfavor with certain party elements, Cherington declared that Willike in the logical man for the 1944 nomination...
...first meeting Charles R. Cherington and Dr. Roland A. Young, instructors in Government and tutors in the department of government, will lead a discussion of the two major parties in the election of 1944. Young is probably better known for his recent book, "This is Congress," which has caused much comment...
This final copy is much like the "Guardians" which have preceded it. As so often happens, the best article in the issue is not by an undergraduate, but by a Faculty member. Charles H. Cherington '35, instructor in Government, discusses "The Rising Profession of Public Administration," pointing out both its attractions and its disadvantages. This article, dealing with a subject which will perhaps be of Central importance to most "Guardian" readers, provides a clear guide to service in the civil branches of the government...
...Chase (History), Dr. Renn (Biology), Monday 1.30-3 o'clock; Mr. Hawkes (German), Mr. Cherington (Government), Wednesday 7-9 o'clock; Prof. Munn (English), Prof. Birkhoff (Math), Thursday 1.30-3 o'clock; Dr. Keeney (History), Mr. Field (Hist. & Lit.), Thursday 7-9 o'clock...
...Chase (History), Dr. Ronn (Biology), Monday 1.30-3 o'clock; Mr. Hawkers (German), Mr. Cherington (Government), Wednesday 7-9 o'clock; Prof. Munn (English), Prof. Birkhoff (Math), Thursday 1.30-3 o'clock; Dr. Keeney (History), Mr. Field (Hist. & Lit.), Thursday 7-9 o'clock...