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Last week Publisher Rogers announced that, after 18 years, he was finally leaving the Citizen to devote his time to being a movie actor. He sold the paper for an undisclosed amount to two oldtime, small California publishers, Lowell E. Jessen and Roy A. Brown, who may turn the paper...
Finally, the new Professor should not try to link the Brooks House closer to student religious groups around the Square. Students who choose the spend in PBH the time they could devote to church youth groups do so not necessarily because they are steeped in paganism, but because social service...
At the same time O'Brian announced that the endowment fund's executive offices have been moved from New York to Boston, where Trumbull, a former Harvard Club president, will devote all his activities to raising money to revitalize the Divinity School.
"I have always had two ambitions," says Frederick Lewis Allen, "to edit and to write." He achieved both of them. A staffer on Harper's Magazine for 30 years, Allen has been its top editor for the last 11. He has also turned out dozens of articles and found...
Archibald MacLeish, Boylston Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory, received the award in poetry for his book, Collected Poems, 1917-1952. Bernard DeVote '18 received top honors in non-fiction for his The Course of Empire, which traces the early exploration of America.