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"Since when," Pugh asked the Association of Military Surgeons, "has the doctor of medicine and dentistry become such a pantywaist as to require that a bald responsibility, which others accept with good grace, must be decked out with certain frills before he will buy it?" Pugh brushed aside objections that...
In any event, Design can bolster its prestige and sow the seeds for educational endowments by expanding its research program. It has had the opportunities, refusing thousands of research dollars because President Conant wanted no unfinished projects burdening an incoming dean. But a school which is not experimenting becomes stagnant...
Watson said he "didn't like the looks of the last-minute substitution," and "raised a strong objection to it" with David W. Bailey '34, secretary to the Corporation. According to Watson, Bailey called Benjamin Crocker, Boston Film's director, and convinced him to substitute another film for "Birth of...
The Council passed the last two proposals almost without objection. First, that sophomores on probation be assigned seats, with the assignments unposted, but communicated privately to the students concerned, passed 8-0-3, and that it be the responsibility of the students concerned to see that their medical excuses are...
We certainly have no objection to the Band performing on television--in fact, we would like to see and hear more of its from local loudspeakers. We would also like to see and hear all undergraduate groups good enough to rate such an invitation to see and hear them unhampered...