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Andover, Macdonald Deming of New York City; Belmont Hill, Richard H. Wiswall, Jr. of Salem, Massachusetts; Choate, John Ladd of New Haven, Connecticut; Country Day, Robert A. Williams of Newton Center, Massachusetts; Exeter, Samuel B. Mayo of Durham, New Hampshire; Hill, Johnston Kingsley of New York City; Kent, John Seeger of Patterson, New York; Loomis, Edward A. Drew of Cambridge, Massachusetts; Middlesex, Theodore C. Osborne of Boston, Massachusetts; Milton, Rogers B. Horgan of Washington, D. C.; Noble & Greenough, Robert A. Little of Bar Harbor, Maine; St. George's, Walter R. Lucas, Jr. of Providence, Rhode Island; St. Mark's, John...
Joseph F. Ferriter '34 of Brattleboro, Vermont, was elected President of the Harvard Minor Sports Council yesterday, and Melville F. Heath, Jr. '34 of West Newton, was chosen Secretary. Ferriter prepared for Harvard at Choate School and Heath prepared at Exeter...
...beginning of its 98th year.". . . "Harvard University entered its 298th year." . . . "Princeton University opened its 187th year." The three universities all date back to their humble and modest beginnings. Duke began 98 years ago as York Academy, then Trinity College and more recently Duke University. Harvard began as Newton's College, changed to Cambridge College, again to Harvard College and finally to Harvard University. Princeton had its inspiration in Log College and its founders established it as the College of New Jersey, removed to Newark and later to Princeton. It only became Princeton University in 1896. Mention was made...
...went to the U. S., which he found ''very agreeable,'' left because life there lacked "mental excitement." After the War, he became science editor of the London Athenaeum. His hobbies are music and mathematics; his heroes Beethoven (on whom he has written a book), Isaac Newton (of whom he hopes to write...
...stories will be "Wild Mustard" by Andrew H. Brown '34, "Melody with Fugue" by Loughlin, and "October Calm" by Charles H. Newton...