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Aluminium magnate Charles M. Hall died in 1914, willing his fortune to advance education in Japan, continental Asia, Turkey, and the Balkans. Ten years later, the Dean of the Business School, Wallace B. Donham, approached the trustees of the estate, suggesting that Harvard would be an ideal agent to improve Oriental scholarship. Donham succeeded, and with a $6.35 million endowment from the Hall funds, helped found the Harvard-Yenching Institute in January...
...Ledlie Prize, top Faculty honor of the University, was yesterday awarded to Fritz J. Roethlisberger, Wallace Brett Donham Professor of Human Relations, who recently challenged business management to free "the vast amount of frozen human energy that exists in our modern organizations...
...Bowdoin coach, Bob Donham, and a vociferous crowd which nearly filled Sargent Gymnasium, looked on in dismay as the Crimson jumped to its early lead. Through the remainder of the half, the varsity added only two points to its margin, to lead, 31 to 18, at half-time. By the middle of the second half, deadly shooting had brought Bowdoin within three points of the Crimson, but the varsity smoothly pulled ahead to overcome the Bears...
...Bowdoin Polar Bears will be opening their season tonight under a new coach, Bob Donham. He will employ a man-to-man defense, while the Crimson will rely on its usual defense. Like the Crimson, Bowdoin has only two returning starters and only half its squad lettered last year...
Participating in Tuesday night's panel discussion, which Professor Donham moderated, were Dr. Sobien D. Bacon, director of the Yale Center of Alcohol Studies and Livingston Hall, vice-dean of the Law School...