Word: petersons
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...Chase N. Peterson '52, vice president for alumni affairs and development, said yesterday that as a result of the Harper's article he has received "many queries but few criticisms...
Harvard finished up the scoring at 18:35, after Cleary sent a fourth line of Charlie Peterson, Brian Cook and Wiz Wyatt out against the demoralized Yalies. Peterson got the goal, assisted by Cook and Rob Leckie...
Last year, Princeton coach Bill Farley staged a twelve-minute stall between the 1000 and 200 in order to give Loughran time to rest. Loughran then went out and defeated Yntema at that distance. This year Farley instructed freshman Bruce Peterson to take a leisurely swim in the 1000 (he finished three minutes behind everyone else), but couldn't find a way to stall the meet any further...
...other two vice presidents, Dr. Chase N. Peterson '52, vice president for alumni affairs and development, and financial vice president Hale Champion are not as ripe for turnover as Daly and Hall. "I don't suppose I'll be here when I retire, but that may happen," Champion said last week. But, he adds, if the "appropriate" kind of appointment would arise in a Democratic White House, he would consider taking it. One source within the administration says this about Champion: "Hale is very interested in politics and the art of government. If there is a Democratic administration...
Many Mormon parents are reluctant to let their children come out East. Peterson says that often, especially in his five years as dean of admissions and financial aid, he had to persuade Mormon parents that their children would not go to hell at Harvard. "If the kid has intellectual strength," he says, "This is the right place for him to come for church reasons." Indeed, in Peterson's eyes the four years at Harvard will provide Mormon undergraduates with a sort of mission. Harvard's regenerative effect on Mormons works best when Mormons broadly sample life here; a Mormon student...