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...their own investment judgment. He had the right background. True, he had been born in Seattle, but only by a quirk of fate (his engineer father had taken his family there while working on a construction job). He was indisputably a Boston product. He had gone to Noble & Greenough and Harvard (1920), taken a dutiful fling at engineering, gone back to Harvard Business School to study finance, put in his time in a Boston investment banking house. The trustees hired...
Recently elected by the Student Council, the new chairmen are two Freshmen, Howard J. Phillips of Dudley House and Boston, and Richard Crystal of Greenough Hall and Long Island, N.Y. Both are members of the Freshman Council, while Phillips also sits on the Student Council...
Stoughton, with a 9-0 record, was followed by Grays 1 (8-1), Greenough (6-3), Matthews South (6-3), and Mower (4-5) in the American League. Leading the National League with a 10-0 record, Hurlbut was trailed by Straus South (8-2), Lionel (6-4), Weld North (6-4), and Thayer South...
First opposition speaker was M.D.C. Commissioner Charles W. Greenough '19, who described the legal background of the commission's control of the property. He concluded that he saw the bill as an attempt "to force a taking (by eminent domain) to be made," and "to create a value that doesn't exist." The land is assessed at only $100, though Sullivan says he paid much more...
Though the Commission rejected Cook's motion for broader representation, Chairman Charles W. Greenough said he would request the arts center to set up a "theatre advisory group" including representatives of Group 20, the Poets' Theatre, the Brattle Theatre, and other such groups in the Boston area...