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...Tues. at 2 Widener U 36* Wed. at 10 New Lect. Hall S 39* Tues. at 9 Widener U 41b* Mon. at 9 Harvard 5 42* Tues. 3-4.30 Sever 2 43* Mon. at 3 Widener U EDUCATION B Tues. at 10 Emerson D B26 Wed. 3-5 Palfrey House ENGINEERING SCIENCES 5b Tues. at 9 Pierce 304 7b Mon. at 11 Pierce 304 11 Tues. at 12 Pierce 202 ENGLISH A-2*** Tues. at 2 Emerson A B Consult Professor Packard Holden Chapel C*** Consult Professor sprague 3b* Mon. at 11 Sever 5 10a* Mon. at 10 Holden Chapel...
...Sidney B. Wood Sarah Palfrey...
...passage. That he was a through-going Democrat, however--an out-and-out son of the wild jackass--is clearly suggested by his boast, which we slightly paraphrase to fit the modern scene, "All the country shall be in common and on the White House grounds shall my palfrey go to grass." Senator Johnson of California must, in his low moments, we are sure, turn to King Lear for comfort, quoting with feeling the old king's bitter cry, "Blow, blow, thou winter wind, thou art not so unkind as man's ingratitude...
...death of Consul Taggart while serving at his post emphasizes that life in the Foreign Service often entails sacrifice even unto death. Since the earliest days of our national existence many Foreign Service officers have died under tragic or heroic circumstances. The first of these was William Palfrey of Massachusetts, who in 1780 was appointed 'Consul to reside in France.' He sailed for his post on the Shillala, an armed ship of 16 guns. The vessel was never heard from after it passed the Delaware Capes...
...semifinals, the Moody adversary was Phyllis Mudford, smallest member of the British Wightman Cup team, who had beaten Sarah Palfrey of Boston in the third round. Wearing an eyeshade and an expression of appealing determination, she looked so eagerly incompetent that Mrs. Moody neglected to put customary pace on her shots after winning the first five games. Little Miss Mudford then played as tigerishly as she could, ran the score...