Word: dows
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...objection to the way in which he thought the compulsory courses would be taught was raised by Sterling Dow '25, associate professor of History, who voted against the General Education Plan. His objection was based on the belief that the courses would be too general, and would not put enough emphasis on facts. "We need facts along with the big theoretical books," he asserted...
Sponsored by the Undergraduate Committee on the General Education Report as a major part of its project of creating an informed student opinion on the Report, the forum will hear Benjamin F. Wright, a member of the University Committee, Edwin C. Kemble, professor of Physics, and Sterling, Dow '24, associate professor of History, discuss the proposals as amended by the Faculty October 30. Dean Buck will moderate...
Members of the staff who have already resumed their teaching chores are: C. Crane Brinton '19, professor of History, who served in both the Washington and London branches of OSS; Sterling Dow '25, associate professor of History, who spent six months in Italy and some time in Washington with the OSS.FRANCIS THOW SPAULDING '16, dean of the Graduate School of Education, will return to Cambridge tomorrow for a conference with other members of the School prior to leaving for another overseas jaunt. Director of the U. S. Armed Forces Institute, which has given correspondence courses to G. l.s during...
...step but Wall Street? Last week it seemed so. As news of strikes and wage demands clogged the tickers, the market reacted to it almost as if it were good news. Not for months had there been such a scramble to buy. By week's end, the Dow-Jones averages had climbed up to 188, close to the highs of the last big bull market...
Railroad Stocks. When investors heard that all carloads of westbound war freight stopped dead in their tracks, many unloaded their railroad stocks. On the New York Stock Exchange, values of railroad stocks were down one to five points. The Dow-Jones rail averages ended the week at 53.05, down 3.19 from the week before...