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While Professor J. L. Coolidge was in England writing a book on "The Introduction to Mathematical Probability," and Professor A. N. Holcombe '06 was in western United States writing on the "Political Parties of Today," Professor F. W. Taussig '79 was in Cotuit studying international trade. In all, 22 members of the faculty of the 35 interviewed were engaged in writing and seven spent their vacation abroad...
Professor F. W. Taussig '79, of the Department of Economics, spent the greater part of his summer, "as usual", he said, in Cotuit. As for research, he stated: "I gave most of my time to the subject of international trade on which eventually I expect to publish something...
Through the kindness of Dean J. H. Ropes '89, of Cotuit, three Civil War flags of the Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, 20th Regiment, will be encased upon the east wall of Memorial Hall. The flags were donated to the Regiment by friends, at its organization in 1861. They have passed into the hands of the University through Colonel William Raymond Lee, commander of the Regiment in 1861, who left them to his former adjutant, Colonel Charles Lawrence Peirson, who in turn left them to the University. Colonel Peirson died recently and his nephew, Professor Theodore Lyman, '97 and Dean Ropes have...