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...election of Robert S. Sturgis '44, of Leverett House and Weston, as its first post-war President. R. Scot Leavitt '46, of Wigglesworth Hall and Greenwich, Conn., has been elected as Managing Editor, Marvin S. Traub '46, of Wigglesworth Hall and New York City, as Business Manager, S. Douglass Cater '46, of Wigglesworth Hall and Birmingham, Alabama, as Editorial Chairman, J. Anthony Lewis '48 of Lowell House and New York City, as Executive Editor, and Paul Southwick '43, of Leverett House and Baltimore, as Photographic Chairman...
Fathers long since ceased being physically necessary. Science knows ways of making ova develop without the help of a male. But up till now, mothers have been practically indispensable. Then along came two experimenters in Bar Harbor, Me. Dr. W. L. Russell and Patricia M. Douglass have bred thriving litters of mice whose mothers were never born...
Reckoning. The cost of this war to all nations, exclusive of damage to private property, has passed the trillion dollar mark, according to a statistical dream released last week by Washington, D.C.'s American University. Said Dr. Paul F. Douglass, the University's president: "If all the money spent on this war since 1934 was distributed equally to all the people of the world, every man, woman and child (over two billion people in the world) would receive more than $500." At this rate, every Hottentot could have had 3,000 quarts of grade A milk...
...ballot box that we have at the income-tax window." But on the "how" of getting these things, Editor Logan's 14 writers split basically into two camps, choosing roughly between the methods of two famous Negro leaders: conservative, cautious, compromising Booker T. Washington and politically aggressive Frederick Douglass. To followers of the former, "changing public opinion is the mightiest weapon for the Negro's deliverance." To the latter's disciples, the Negro's future task is to give "life, reality and force to [the] social and political principles of freedom ... set forth in the Declaration...
Beginning a series of 11 Monday lectures on Economic Reconstruction sponsored by the Graduate School of Public Administration last night in the third floor lounge of Littauer Center, Professor Sumner H. Slichter spoke on the "Problems of Labor." He was complemented by Professor Douglass V. Brown of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who offered comments on the topic...