Word: filed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Located in the bowels of University Hall, the Information Bureau performs myriad functions, and does not seem the best clearing-house possible. More logical is the Student Council Office in P.B.H., where a file of meetings, sponsors, buildings, dates, and estimated attendances would be kept. For the immediate present, the Information Bureau should be better patronized by student organizations anxious to escape conflicts; in the long run, the Student Council can do the job more capably. Extra-curriculars need wiser rationing, lest they be poured down the drain...
Announcement of another conference usually elicits no more than a wearily lifted eyebrow. Too often the undergraduate has been seduced by an intriguing title, only to hear discussion die in windy generalities. Except for notes in a dusty file, nothing is left...
...learned yesterday that Mickey the Dude has actually brought suit in Middlesex County Superior Court, and that formal notification has been served on W. Russell Bowie, Jr., '41, Lampy president. The 'Poon must file a written answer within two weeks...
Freshmen are reminded that they have only three more days in which they can file their House application blanks...
...love, Calvin Coolidge was six years a-writing. Biographer Fuess read the letters Coolidge wrote, from schooldays on, to his father and stepmother (Col. John Coolidge kept them in a big mahogany cigar humidor); Mrs. Coolidge gave him personal documents, answered questions; he was permitted to ransack the Coolidge file of Frank W. Stearns, Boston department store tycoon and Coolidge's political deus ex machina; he talked to dozens who knew Coolidge. For his labors, Biographer Fuess has assembled more facts than did his livelier rival, William Allen White, whose Coolidge biography, A Puritan in Babylon, was published...