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...hushed court that in that lonely spot, Kinsey had taken an iron bar and beaten the young wife he had met and married in December 1964, during their Peace Corps training in the U.S. The assistant medical officer at the local hospital, who had performed the autopsy on Peverley Dennett Kinsey, also testified that she had been beaten about the head by something blunt, like an iron bar. There was an eyewitness, an African farmer who had seen the girl struggling to defend herself. The farmer had summoned his neighbors, and when Kinsey came down from the hill, the Africans...
CHARLOTTE R. DENNETT...
...most interesting exhibitor of this, our Washington Square, I found to be Dan Dennett '63 (Eliot), a sculptor. Though Mr. Dennett has by no means perfected his technical skill, his originality, depth of perception, and understanding for his materials go pretty much unrivalled by the other participants. His stone sculpture of a "Crusader" is particularly effective in its bulky angularity and sense of determination...
...that the Monitor and the Merrimac were the world's first ironclad ships (the first: France's Gloire in 1859). When he became Master of the newly opened Adams House, Baxter learned the art of running a college. The chance came in 1937 when Williams President Tyler Dennett quit after only three years (he thought the trustees were wasting money). It was Dennett who summed up one of Baxter's main problems: "Nice boys-I mean the well-mannered, sophisticated and generally well-disposed young men now apparently in the ascendancy here." To Dennett, they seemed more...
...next three days, Dennett stuck to his knitting as he sat through the hearings. Then he changed his mind, went back on the witness stand and, without dropping a stitch, admitted that he had indeed been a Communist...