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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Economics 11, English 3b, English 35b, English 77, Geology 5, German A, Government 6, Greek B, History 1, History 5b, History 40, Latin B, Music 4f Physics 2b, Physiology B, Spanish...
Economics 11, English 3b, English 35b, English 77, Geology 5, German A, Government 6, Greek B, History 1, History 5b, History 40, Latin B, Music 4f Physics 2b, Physiology B, Spanish...
...preparatory schools and residence within the University, are as follows: Thomas H. Bilodeau of Boston (Exeter) in Weld; John M. Callaway of New York City (St. Paul's) in Lionel; Thomas H. Choate of Pleasantville, New York (St. Mark's) in Wigglesworth; James A. Foley of Ashmont, Massachusetts (Boston Latin) in Weld; Charles C. Gibson of Atlanta, Georgia (Atlanta Boy's High School) in Weld; James B. Hallett of Denver, Colorado (Milton) in Wigglesworth; F. K. Haskell of Morristown, New Jersey (Andover) in Stoughton; George G. Hedblom of Chicago (Lakeview High School) in Weld; William H. Schmidt of Chestnut Hill...
...lose weight the first two or three days of life. The loss runs up to 10% of the baby's initial weight. Bigger babies lose more in percent as well as in ounces than smaller babies. Males lose more than females, firstborns more than subsequent brothers and sisters, Latin babies more than Nordics, babies born in wards more than private room babies...
...when Benny Bache was only seven, his famed grandfather took him abroad to school him. Franklin gave Benny every advantage he had never had : dancing, deportment and French in Paris, Greek, Latin and virtue in Geneva. Franklin hoped Benny would become a high servant of the State. Benny was quite willing, but when he came home again to Philadelphia, at 16, he found that his grandfather's fame kept getting in his way. Franklin was a national hero but Washington and the Federalists disliked his philosophy and feared his politics: they shut every political door in his grandson...