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...order to earn my living I became a permanent contributor of articles and illustrations to the Tag and Stunde, the only democratic papers left in town. In 1938 the Nazis came. To my early Berlin sins were added all the anti-Hitler newspaper work I had done in Vienna, and I had to go into hiding. The dominant thought of all of us hunted for political, racial, or both reasons, was to get out. Under the quota I would have to wait two years to get my U.S. immigration visa. Meanwhile, the problem was to keep alive and away from...
Anectodes by T. R. Powell and Rooseveltian rhetoric spiced a discussion of the Liberal Creed last night in a Law School Forum at Sanders Theatre. Onetime Congressman Tom Elliot '28 and George Soule, a New Republic contributor, discussed liberal attitudes and programs from the civil liberties and economic viewpoints...
...usual, the largest single contributor among undergraduate schools to the entering class is Harvard College, with 39 entrants. Next follow Boston College, with 11, and Northwestern and Princeton with 10 each. Others with seven or more representatives are Amherst, California, M.I.T., Notre Dame, Washington, and Yale...
Perhaps the most important building move, however, has been the erection of Vanserg Hall, just east of the Biological Laboratories, near Francis Street. This structure, named after the famed contributor of the first dollar of Harvard's endowment, contains offices of the Veterans' Administration, Naval Science department, and Electronic Research laboratories, and also a Graduates' dining hall...
...Yorker's" neurotic hand is heavy in Jean Janis' "Kate," a tale of a sadly unadjusted Radcliffe Freshman. Just why Kate is so much like a fish out of water never becomes clear, and since Miss Janis cannot say anthing with the dexterity of the average "New Yorker" contributor, her effort is not good reading. And the less said about the poetry the better, except that the Radcliffe and Harvard bards might find some truth still lingering in the old advice about inexperienced writers sticking close to the realms of their own experience...