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Chief among the many gifts of rare volumes presented to Widener Library in commemoration of the Centenary is the entire collection retained by the Norton family, from which the Library may choose at its own discretion. Professor P. J. Sachs '60, Professor C. N. Greenough '98, and Professor G. L. Kittredge 92, together with many graduates and undergraduates, have sent gift-volumes, many of which are on display in the Treasure Room...
Professor Greenough has presented two volumes to the Library: a rare French work and a second edition of the poems of Robert Southey, dated...
...system of judging, in which the audience alone decides upon the merits of the opposing teams, will be employed, as it has been in all previous debates between Harvard and English teams. The Honorable R. M. Washburn, president of the Roosevelt Club of Boston, will preside, with C. N. Greenough '98, former Harvard Dean, and S. E. Evans, the British Vice-Consul at Boston, as tellers. A. F. Reel '28, F. W. Lorenzen '28, and Barrett Williams '28, will speak for the University in the order named, opposed by Andrew Haddon, Edinburgh University, John Ramage, London School of Economics...
...text with a foreword by Professor C. N. Greenough '98, and an essay by Geoffrey Keynes M.A., of London, who has made a careful study of the whole series of illustrations, is being printed at the University Press and will be included in the portfolio. This publication of Blake's water colors is the first to include reproductions in color, and the only one ever made by photographic reproduction from the originals. An attempt to produce engraved copies of 150 of the drawings in 1794 fell short of its goal, so that only 43 were made at that time...
...wholesale turnover in the department of the Dean of Harvard College starting with the resignation of Dean Greenough and the appointment of Dean Hanford of the Summer School, is in no way mysterious nor does it presage any disruption of falling off in the administration of the College. It is the natural and commendatory execution of an excellent order of things in the Dean's office.. It is to be hoped that new blood will increase the efficiency of the body which has functioned so ably in the past. That is often the case and quite normally...