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Cuzco's Doctor. Last year Axel Wenner-Gren sailed the Southern Cross to Peru, where he was received as a king. He financed an archeological expedition, gave Peru a million-acre public park, named for the donor, who felt warmly in his heart that Peru would not soon forget the name of Wenner-Gren. He was proud as a peacock when the University of Cuzco gave him an honorary doctorate, and the soft-footed servants who now minister to him and his wife in Mexico have been trained to call him "Doctor...
...third of the incoming Freshman class has signed up to contribute blood for the armed forces, according to results totalled from the War Service Committee's questionnaire, showing that 266 out of 700 of the Class of '46 have checked the affirmative in front of the blood donor item...
...W.S.C.'s most important activities is its blood donor campaign, to collect blood through the Red Cross Blood Banks for the use by our armed forces. There is a donation center in Boston, and appointments can be made through representatives in the Houses and dormitories...
...also gave Soldiers Field, the University's athletic grounds. The Union was founded originally for the purpose of bringing together students and Faculty members, by using the building as a common recreation hall. Before long, however, it was given over to the Freshmen. The original purpose of the donor, however, has been largely realized by means of the House Plan, which has enabled undergraduates and young instructors to eat together and meet on common ground...
...History and Literature Prize of $50.00 given by an anonymous donor is awarded each year to the Junior who, in the opinion of the Committee, shows the greatest progress among the men concentrating in this field. This year the prize has been divided between Robert S. Schwantes of Lancaster, Wisconsin and Lowell House, and Richard J. Hyman of Malden...