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Lead article is John Chamberlain's "Dewey, Hutchin's, Inc.," a fine comparison of the methods of the classical and modern educational radicals. Written with sympathy and understanding, this essay combines clear evaluation with a convincing case for cooperation between these two theoretically opposed schools. Myron Kaufmann '43, has contributed an excellent piece on the "Lull in Liberalism." Pointing out the depression in the liberal ideology due to the united front for war, this member of the Crimson and Guardian boards calls upon liberal leadership to recognize that the unity so essential now, is at best a union of opposites...
...lands and ages . . . to lose yourself in generous enthusiasms and cooperate with others for common ends . . . the best four years of your life." That was what they would say if they said what was inside, Vag thought. What is Semitic 12, Sociology 19, English A2, and History 14a in comparison with the daily forming and stating of idealism's, the angry bull-sessions, the satisfaction of homeward treks as the sun comes up, the dashing of hopes, and the sudden thrill of Making The Board, the ferment intellectual and otherwise, the roar of the presses, the reports of the thoughts...
Along with the drop in midyearitis is the drop in Harvard sickness as a whole. A comparison of the total number of visits to the Department clinics for the first three months of 1940 and 1941 shows this trend. In September, October, and November of 1940, there were 1011 more patients at the clinics than in the corresponding months of this year...
Kept uninformed by Vichy censorship, the businessmen of French West Africa, Morocco and Algiers had little basis for comparison of their boom with recent booms in Oslo, Sofia, Bucharest, where tourism turned to swarms of Nazi soldiers...
Episcopal. The Right Rev. Henry St. George Tucker, Presiding Bishop: "Our clergy and people are overwhelmingly back of the President....In comparison with the attitude of the clergy in April 1917, I should say that today there is a deeper appreciation of danger to our country than existed at the beginning of the last...