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Dates: during 1930-1939
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With three days of strenuous practice behind them the first two boats of the University navy will embark for Ithaca today, leaving by the 4.30 o'clock train from the South Station. On Saturday they will engage in a quadruple regatta, meeting Cornell, Syracuse, and Technology, the latter for the second race of the season...
...international code of justice, artificial in origin and lacking background, is shortly to be put to test. if it can be proved that the new method of cooperation, as opposed to internationally competitive industry, has the will of the peoples of Europe behind it, countries based on the latter principle must head the warning...
...Japanese water-lilies. The announcement, which was made yesterday, indicated that the operation would be completed within the week. The lilies and a dozen fish have been ordered through the University Maintenance Department from a New England conservatory, while an anonymous donor has given four additional goldfish. The latter are peculiar in that they must be given a private bath every fortnight...
During the latter part of this year the Club has given concerts at Hingham and at Milton Academy, at Smith College and at Pembroke College, at the Gardner Museum in Boston and at the Boston Harvard Club. In March the Club participated in the Bach Festival week, singing the Bach Mass in B minor, and the Magnificat. In April on the Spring trip the Club gave concerts in New York and at Princeton, as well as singing in two performances of Stavinski's "Oedipus Rex", given in the Metropolitan Opera House with the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra...
Today the Free Press is Michigan's dominant morning paper (second to the Scripps owned evening News in circulation), is strongly Republican, tinged with the liberal views of its publisher Edward D. ("Ed") Stair. A "clean, home paper," it suggests somewhat the New York Herald Tribune; and like the latter it boasts an exceptionally able women's editor?Mary Humphrey. (Herald Tribune has Mrs. William Brown Meloney.) Some of the Free Press' following may be accounted for by its Chicago Tribune comic features. This situation may be affected by the Tribune's recent acquisition of the Macfadden tabloid Detroit Daily...