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...appointed Instructor in Public Health Administration. A.B., Stanford '26; M.D., ibid., '31; M.P.H., Harvard '33. Assistant in Instruction and Research, Stanford, 1928-31; Instructor in Preventive Medicine, Stanford, 1931-32; Epidemiologist for St. Louis, Mo., 1933-34, and for the state of California 1934-35. At present Health Officer, Newton, Mass...
...triple deadlock in the election of the 1936 track captain was finally broken as Milton G. Green '36 of Newton Center, star hurdler and broad jumper for the Crimson, was elected to succeed John P. Scheu '35, of New York City, the best of Harvard's distance runners...
Estimates of the permanent value of Pareto's contribution to human thought range from the extravagant claims of disciples who rank him with Newton and Aristotle to the deprecations of Socialists who consider him a borrower from Marx and Sorel and damn him as the philosopher of Italian Fascism, whose appearance he predicted. Although Mussolini was inspired by Pareto, and made him a Senator, Translator Livingston doubts that Pareto approved of Mussolini or Fascismo, feels that his remarks when Mussolini took power were the expressions of a prophet's "I told you so!'' satisfaction...
...Juniors appointed were: Arthur Atwood Ballantine, Jr., of New York City and 9 Bow Street, Raymond Dennett, of Williamstown and Adams House, Robert Carlton Hall of Brookline and Leverett House, Milton Gabriel Green, of Newton Center and Lowell House, and LeMoyne White, of Boston and Dunster House...
...Freshman Managerial Competition, Gilbert E. Jones, of Morristown, N. J., was made Freshman crew manager, and William Q. Wales, Jr., of West Newton, associate Freshman crew manager...