Word: lane
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Elected to the other offices in the class were Christiane Gaugier of Lynchburg, Va., and Cabot Hall as vice-president; Cynthia L. Heath of West Acton, Mass., and Briggs Hall as secretary; and Frances M. Lane of Wakefield, Mass., and Moors Hall as treasurer...
...matches held, John Lane of Adams gave the outstanding performance in winning his 157-pound bout. Another Gold Coast wrestler, Ezra Ingalls, looked good in his victories over Peter McKinney of Dunster and C. R. Schine of Lowell in the 177-pound division...
...young Business School student named David Pottinger '06 took the printing house managing course that had started in '08. When Lane saw that his time for military service was coming, he arranged with pottinger to start working with the Press. Upon Lane's enlistment in 1918, Pottinger took over as acting director until January 1, 1920, when Lane resigned to take a position as business manager with the New York Evening Post...
...pass on the worth of manuscripts. Thus it would seem that the blame or glory of the Fine Books Policy would rest with them. But they, in turn, were appointed by the President and fellows with the advice of the Press director, and in the days of Lane and Murock, the appointments reflected the eagerness of the Press and Corporation to follow such a policy. George Foot Moore, the famed Divinity School professor, and George Layman Kittredge, equally well known professor of English, were the two glants of the Syndics, and they made sure that there was no nonsense about...
...difficulty that Murdock faced, with two such excellent designers and managers, was that of finances. Robert Bacon '80, a partner in J. P. Morgan, had verbally promised Lane $50,000, but when he died in France during the First World War he left no will. His estate did not recognize the bequest and by 1920, funds were running low. The policy of printing beautiful editions of books with limited sales appeal meant that the Press was laden with equal parts honor and deficit. As is the case with all university printing plants, the Printing Office was self-supporting, and even...