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...clock in the Lowell House Tower Room there will be a gathering for the purpose of singing German songs. Any members of the University who may be interested are invited to attend. J. M. Hawkes '26, who has had experience in such singing at the universities of Marburg and Munchen, will accompany on the piano. Hawkes emphasized the fact that the gathering is not for the purpose of practicing, but rather for wholesome enjoyment in the songs...
Died. William A. Marburg, 81, Baltimore banker, of intercostal neuralgia; in Baltimore...
...complicated psychological structure in which the components of two strongly opposing germ plasms remain in polar tension throughout life. This tension exerts a driving force and produces that instability of temperament, emotional pressure and restive impulsiveness which are the earmarks of genius.-Dr. Ernest Kretschmer, University of Marburg...
Gordon Willard Allport, '19, A.M. '21, Ph.D. '22, Sheldon Fellow from 1922 until 1924 at Berlin, Marburg, and Cambridge, England, has been appointed Assistant Professor of Psychology at Harvard from September, 1930. Professor Allport is at present Assistant Professor of Psychology at Dartmouth, where he has held this position since...
...Seminary for 22 years-yet still on the early side of 50-was chosen to succeed Dr. McGiffert. He is a liberal in the church, with a background of scholarship at Yale, at the Seminary of which he now becomes President, at New-College, Edinburgh, and the University of Marburg...