Word: cogan
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...phone book finally arrived yesterday, and we certainly are glad because it has lots and lots of girls' numbers in it. Now since Boston apparently is a big town, the Yellow Pages comprise Vol. II, which our Superintendent, the Irish Mr. Cogan, expects to have in hand in about two weeks. If Boston were a small town, it would all be in Vol. I, but we really haven't a right to complain, as there're probably enough numbers to go on with for the time being, anyhow...
...Class, under the direction of Chorister Timothy B. Cogan, of Lowell and New York City, will sing the Class Ode, written by Fletcher Hodges III, of Eliot and Pittsburgh. Dr. Buttrick will close the ceremonies with a benediction...
Where The Maid is funny, The Conspirators is simply light-hearted. The plot is a 19th century version of the Lysistrata theme, glued together with pleasant music by Schubert. In the large cast, Timothy Cogan and Leonard Herzog are the most amusing. Jay Shuchter's stage direction makes effective use of military absurdities, and Michael Biddle has constructed an attractive set. The operas are under the fine musical supervision of Paul Sperry, who has been fortunate in getting Richard Friedberg as the accompanist. Too much studying is bad for the health...
Timothy B. Cogan '56 and John B. Snook '49 have received fellowship awards from the Rockefeller Brothers Theological Fellowship Program, President Pusey announced yesterday...
Seven men from the Wigg East team will play their Yale counterparts today at 2:30 p.m. in New Haven. The team will consist of Captain Chuck Olin, Tom Cottle, Lyman Wood, Marshall Cogan, Dave Bernstein, Allan Blinkin and Lindsey Coolidge. Dave Weinstock and Dave Gately, although playing every game in the intramural season, will be unable to play in the Eli match...