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Also, Robert J. Usadi, Quincy and Laurelton N. Y., English; Randall K. Holmes, Winthrop and Muskegon, Mich., Biochemical Sciences; Sergei Bogojavlensky Adams and Swarthmore, Pa., History and Literature; Peter C. Goldmark Jr., Leverett and New Canaan, Conn., Government; Peter C. Ober, Lowell and Lunenburg, Mass., German; Robert S. Eisenberg, Winthrop and Mason City, Iowa, Anthropology; George M. Blecher, Kirkland and New York City, English; and Graham R. Stellwagon, Dunster and West Chester, Pa., Social Relations...
...Spirits Fail." He came late to the field he has made intuitively his own. John Franklin Enders was born in Hartford, Conn., in 1897, the son of a banker and grandson of a founder of Aetna Life Insurance Co. He has a childhood memory of Mark Twain, a friend of the family, coming to call in a characteristic white suit. From St. Paul's, where he rowed in the crew, played hockey and football. Enders went to Yale, only to have his education interrupted by World War I. He joined the Naval Reserve Flying Corps, became a flight instructor...
Participating on the panel will be Richard C. Lee of New Haven, Conn., Ben West of Nashville, Tenn., Raymond Tucker of St. Louis, and John F. Collins of Boston. Mayor Edward A. Crane '35 of Cambridge will also join in the discussion, presented by the Harvard-M.I.T. Joint Center for Urban Studies Dec. 7, in Sanders Theatre...
MIDDLETOWN, Conn., Nov. 14--The varsity soccer team, slipped, slid, and fought its way to a 3-2 upset victory over Wesleyan today. Playing without five of its starters, Harvard downed the Cardinals on a soggy, mud-choked Wesleyan field...
Growing on Goat's Milk. Cash was scarce. "I don't think I bought a steak for ten years," she recalls. But life was rich. While Henry taught pathology at Yale, they lived in a series of rented houses in Bethany, Conn. The Buntings skied, hiked, played tennis, spent long nights banding chimney swifts in a New Haven heating plant. For $200 they managed to buy 50 acres on a Vermont mountaintop. built a tar-paper shack retreat for $26. In 1940 the first of their four children (a daughter, three sons) was born...