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Wellesley College opened its portals for the 66th year on Tuesday, welcoming 404 Freshmen into the fold. The new students will be joined by returning upperclassmen today, swelling the enrollment total...
...thirds of the Seniors went to the legitimate theatre at least three times, the poll revealed. Most good plays get to Boston months or years late, and bad as well as good onces come here before they fold in N. Y. The most popular theatre is the Old Howard, Boston's ancient burlesque emporium--the great majority of Harvard men go there at least once, many again and again...
Significant were the Berlitz figures on specific languages people wanted to study. Biggest decline was in the demand for German: only one-fourth as many students as before the war. Enrollments in French and Italian were down to one-half. But students of Spanish had multiplied twelve-fold, today number 7,000 of the 11,251 total enrollment. Among them: Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller, last week appointed coordinator of U. S. commercial and cultural relations with South America...
...voters came out for him, Candidate Willkie stood at the head of the receiving line, deftly turning each one's particular strength into a campaign weapon-sometimes by letting a new supporter speak for himself, sometimes by his own welcoming remarks. Last week Mr. Willkie received into the fold...
...does hereby reaffirm its belief in the honesty and integrity of Brother William Bioff. . . ." Dusting out of Louisville, Mr. Green rushed to New York City to beg the gar ment makers (International Ladies' Garment Workers Union) to come back into the A. F. of L. fold. President Dubinsky's terms for rejoining: i) elimination of the penny-a-month tax which...