Word: frostings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Robert Frost '99, Pulitzer prize winning poet and former member of the Board of Overseers, has been appointed an honorary associate of Adams House, Master Reuben A. Brower announced yesterday...
...Frost, an active associate of the House from 1939 to 1941, has no formal duties as an honorary associate, but lives in Cambridge during the winter...
...addition to being an Overseer, Frost has also served here as Charles Eliot Norton lecturer on Poetry in 1936, and as Ralph Waldo Emerson fellow...
Standard of Value. Coffee Exchange President Gustavo Lobo Jr. said that FTC's complaint about coffee was made on "flimsy grounds," and put the blame on the July 1953 frost that threatened a coffee shortage and touched off a wild rise in prices. Lobo explained that Santos 4 coffee is the basis for trading because it "is the most popular coffee, the . . . standard of value." But the exchange does trade in other grades, said he (in all, about 40% of U.S. coffee). Actually, prices are set not by the exchange alone. Such big roasters as A. & P., General Foods...
...library, which Dartmouth candidly claims is the largest college library in the world, with 750,000 volumes. Rising Lowell-House-like above the "green", Baker Library houses a variety of treasured, including such outstanding author collections as those of Robert Burns, George Ticknor, Stephen crane, and Robert Frost and such regional libraries as the Stefannson Collection on polar areas. Since Dartmouth prides itself on a "teaching" faculty, most professors there do comparatively little research. Thus, the library is considered easily adequate for their needs as well as those of the undergraduates...