Word: miltons
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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With 140 members voting, Phillips Brooks House Association yesterday elected the three main officers who will guide the House in its social service work and other activities next year. Raymond Dennett '36 of Williamstown was chosen president while Rodman W. Paul '36 of Milton and Shaun Kelly, Jr. '36 of Richmond were elected to fill the offices of vice-president and secretary-treasurer, respectively...
...successful Times, for which he had never lost affection throughout the years that he published a far greater newspaper in Manhattan. He was old now-77-and in precarious health. Publisher Ochs joined heartily in a staff meeting in the Chattanooga city room. Then with his brother Col. Milton Ochs and a few other relatives he went to a restaurant for luncheon. Brother Milton asked him what he wanted to eat. He sat dumb, not hearing, not seeing. Few hours later Death stopped the heart of Adolph Ochs, publisher of the New York Times...
DeLamar Student Research Fellowships: Milton Landowne, 3M., Brooklyn, New York; George M. Pike, 3M., Brookline: Richard L. Riley, 2M., Plainfield, New Jersey; Emmanuel B. Schoenbach, 2M., New York...
Dunster, with Eliot, draws most of the graduates of exclusive private schools like Groton, St. Mark's, St. Paul's, Milton. Its atmosphere is that of a gentleman's club, fairly democratic within itself...
Director Wilford M. Aikin of St. Louis' John Burroughs School headed a committee to put the scheme across. By last week Chairman Aikin & committee had persuaded 275 colleges, including virtually all the big ones except Harvard and Yale, to agree. In 32 selected schools, ranging from Milton Academy outside Boston to the Denver High Schools, the plan is already in effect for part or all of the students. In June, 1936, the 32 schools will graduate about 1,000 students who will be admitted to college on the recommendation of principals and headmasters, plus school marks, plus showing...