Word: marked
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Otto Eugene Schoen-Rene, of New York, N. Y., to be Assistant in English. A.B. 1930. Taught at St. Mark's School...
...mural price. Done in greys, greens and reds, the work took Artist Durenceau three months to finish. Those who viewed it excitedly last week could not make up their minds whether Sonny Whitney had inadvertently stumbled upon a coming young painter who was destined to make a high mark for himself in U. S. art or whether Mrs. Whitney had received a gift horse whose teeth would not stand close and critical inspection...
Though generalizations often miss the mark, most of Brooks's charge gets home on this target: "Our thinking class quickly reaches middle age, and, after a somewhat prolonged period during which it seems to be incapable of assimilating any fresh experiences, it begins to decay. The rest of our people meanwhile never even grow up. For if our old men of thought come to a standstill at middle age, our old men of action, as one sees them in offices, in the streets, in public positions, everywhere! are typically not old men at all but old boys. . . . In short...
...here a Department of Legal Medicine second to none other, but I firmly believe that its growth must be gradual in order to be sure. The plan is destined to a manifold development, only a small part of which is as yet under way. We are here today to mark the establishing of that part--to lay the corner stone of a structure which will need time to build, but which must ultimately prove of consequence in the service of mankind...
Paul C. Heehaw '36 becomes second assistant crew manager and as his associate will be Harold M. Parsons, Jr. '36. John G. Rogers '36 won the intramural House managership. Benshaw prepared at St. Mark's Parsons at Arlington, and Rogers at Noble and Greenough...