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...harmony both with the spiritual and physical development of the Harvard University of the third decade in the twentieth century, the latest addition to the University's scientific buildings, the School of Geography, will be a separate and integral laboratory devoted to science and built in the Georgian manner...
...Famed Hearstpapers not included in the fruitful eleven: New York American, Boston American & Advertiser, Chicago Herald & Examiner, Atlanta Georgian, Washington Times...
Plantation raised, immutably a Georgian, like all Atlantans he is proud of the prowess of Golfer Robert Tyre Jones Jr., prouder still that he once persuaded Golfer Jones to continue studying Latin at Technical High School. The legend: Golfer Jones, 14, refused to recite his Latin lessons, was invited to "talk it over" with Teacher Sutton. After discussing golf for 15 min., said Golfer Jones: "My father tells me that if I go to school I've got to take the full course, including Latin...
...when the mauve decade was in full swing and Harvard had a philosophy department. For even the massed chimneys of Dunster House, both the useful and the purely aesthetic ones, are only a few of the outward signs of change. The towering bulk of the new gymnasium opposing the Georgian structure of Lowell House has meant that the small buildings below Mt. Auburn Street have given way before the forward march of mass education, that the rural aspect of the streets in the vicinity of the Freshman Dormitories has stiffened into the more canyon-like semblance of Wall Street. Already...
Senator Smith is still alive (being in residence at the Georgian Terrace Hotel in Atlanta) and carries on the business of his law firm in Atlanta. He did not accompany Mrs. Smith on the trip abroad, she going with her sister, but he was greatly interested in having her go. Ambassador Dawes and Senator Smith have been close friends for a long time. Mrs. Clark Howell, wife of Clark Howell, Editor of the Atlanta Constitution was also presented at this drawing room...