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...Knox College. Knoxmen may well be proud of her past. For Knox's 93 years have been as packed full of worthy happenings and worthy people as any little college west of the Alleghenies. Announced last week were preliminary plans for a merger with Knox's oldtime rival, Lombard College, also in Galesburg...
Because there is no body of precedent for academic coalition, the trustees of the two institutions moved slowly and circumspectly. Contemplated upshot, however, is that Lombard (enrollment 270) will jointly occupy the buildings of Knox (enrollment 600) with Knox's ruddy, sharp-faced President Albert Britt?onetime (1901-06) editor of Public Opinion, long-time (1909-23) editor of Outing?as the chief executive of the two. schools. A $5,000,000 building program, begun by Knox in 1927, is expected to be sufficient to house the joint institution. Of the merger said President George Gilman Davis of Lombard: " Cooperation...
...been completed by the addition of the following seven candidates who have been chosen after a five weeks competition: Bruce Elmore '33, W. C. Morgan Jr. '33, W. A. Munroe '33, R. H. Bates '33, W. H. Stein '33, H. B. Soloman '33, and G. F. F. Lombard...
...Banff and Lake Louise into Montana and Wyoming. Professors Raymond and Mather remained in Jasper for a few days to carry on additional research under the auspices of the Shaler Memorial Fund. A party consisting of Professor Raymond, Dr. L. W. Collet, Dr. Parejas, Mr. Augustin Lombard, and Mr. Hutchins spent the next few weeks in the Athabaska Valley and the vicinity of Mount Robson, extending the investigations which had been begun during the progress of the summer school. The information obtained will serve as the basis for a geological report on the area which will eventually appear...
Score--Harvard 6, Boston University 1: Goals--First period: Baron (3.39), Putnam (9.08), Harding (9.37), Stubbs (18.35). Second Period: Wood (8.40), Currier (13.49). Third period: Wood (7.41). Penalties--Bergholtz (tripping); Elliot (throwing stick); Everett (extra man on ice); Lombard (roughing); Stubbs (roughing); Bergholtz (tripping); Lombard (roughing); Stubbs (roughing); Lombard (tripping). Referees--Smith and Synnott. Time--Three 20-minute periods...