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...Bull" Reece '41 from Noble and Greenough School, has been awarded the three oar, while Jack Wilson '41, stroke of the Seconds and an Exeter man, will be in the number two berth...
Three factors make the English Department an enigma for this year. First, the loss of Professor Greenough and of Professor Lake cannot help but be felt. Only Professor Lowes now remains of Harvard's legendary English teachers. Second, the basic changes in the tutorial staff means that a large number of students in the field will have to find new tutors, and the Sophomores will, in general, get newly appointed tutors who have yet to learn the ropes. Finally, the omitting of such a basic course in the field as 52, Victorian Literature, is difficult to condone, especially since criticism...
Funeral services for Chester N. Greenough '98, professor of English, who died Sunday, were held yesterday afternoon in Memorial Church. The pews were filled with many friends and former students of Dr. Greenough, including representatives of the Corporation and the faculty...
Dean Sperry, long a friend of Dr. Greenough's, conducted services, while Deans Hanford, Chase, Birkhoff, Leightton and Gummere were also in attendance. President Lowell was among the honorary pallbearers...
Members of the committee are William J. Bingham '16, chairman; Dean Hanford; Adlie V. Bock, Henry K. Oliver Professor of Hygiene; William Edmonds '00; George Whitney '07; Charles Buell '23; Morris Earle '38; C. Russell Allen '38, and Wiley E. Mayne '38. The death of Chester N. Greenough '98 leaves a vacancy...