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Four of the vandals were discovered at 1:45 a.m. spraying the left side of Widener steps. A guard posted on the steps chased them through the Yard, but they split up and escaped over the fence in front of Wigglesworth and out the gate at Lamont Library...
...city's most depressing blocks. True, they are only a few minutes from Brookline's splendor, but the proximity of dreary Roxbury is much more evident. If you make loud enough inquiries, you will find you can use such facilities of the other-side-of-the-river as Lamont, Widener, Holyoke Center, and the IAB pool. You will have to inquire, however, since the School itself seems to think you should be content to spend all of your time around the Longwood Avenue Quadrangle...
...body in the Furry case was the Corporation. With Conant gone, Buck, as Provost and Dean, had become, more than ever, the Faculty's representative to to the Corporation. And it would be the five Fellows--Lee, Coolidge, William Marbury, R. Keith Kane, and Thomas Lamont (in descending order of seniority)--and Cabot who would make the final determination about Furry...
...very real sense, Charles A. Coolidge spoke for the fellows. R.I. Lee, the Senior Fellow, may have been senile, often dozing during the Corporation's debates, and leadership fell to Coolidge. Thomas Lamont and R. Keith Kane were newly appointed members and naturally deferred to the experience of the Acting Senior Fellow. Only William Marbury could approach Coolidge's longevity, and although he and Coolidge comprised the Corporation's Special Committee to study the Fury Case, he seems to have followed his colleague's lead. A descendant of the plaintiff in Marbury v. Madison (1803), Marbury was a Baltimore lawyer...
Tied for second place in the contest were Anne Eliot and Drew Stroud. Honorable mentions went to David Kahn, Robert A. Swennes, Jeannie Kitchen, Leo Pelkington, and Peggy Radin. Winners will read from their poetry at 4 p.m. Wednesday in the Lamont Forum Room...