Word: de
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Morris De Camp Crawford '37, of Nyack, New York, and John Melvin Hartwell, Jr. '36, of Belmont, have been elected to the Eliot House Committee...
...Conant advocates a corps of "roving" professors unrestricted by departmental limits and petty duties. "Such professors without portfolio," he says, "would have o be recruited from scholars who had already proven their worth not only as productive thinkers but as stimulating personalities." Though Harvard by no means intends to de-emphasize the research which it must be the duty of every higher institution to promote, she nevertheless seems to be edging away from the professor who delves into research to the disadvantage of the student. "Stimulating personalities" will be stressed for this group, and inspiring teaching, it is expected, will...
...JUAN DE LOS PARLOTES Rio Piedras...
After playing "de Lawd" in The Green Pastures for five consecutive years without missing a cue or a curtain call (TIME, March 4), Richard Berry Harrison was found in his Manhattan dressing room "in a state of super-weariness" just before the spectacle's 1,659th performance. The 70-year-old Negro actor was hospitalized for rest. Into the part stepped his understudy and friend of more than 40 years, Charles Winter Wood, 69, longtime teacher at Tuskegee Institute. Understudy Wood had traveled 40,000 mi. with the show since 1930 without having a chance to walk...
Soloists will be James H. Goulder '36, singing "Brennan on the Moor," by Sommerset; Herbert V. Kibrick '38, who will sing "O Gladsome Light"; Nixon de Tarnowsky '35, singing England's "Spanish Ladies"; and F. Walter Huffman singing in the "Coronation Scene from Boris Godovnov," by Moussorgski...