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...Princeton grads made names for themselves in the lighter fields as well. Phillip Freneau 1771, the poet of the Revolution, called Princeton home for four years. Following in his literary pen splatterings have been Booth Tarkington '93, creator of Penrod and author of "Seventeen," an adaptation of which is now on Broadway, Henry van Dyke '73, Eugene O'Neill '10, father of modern American drama, James Ramsey Ullman '29, author of "The White Tower," and F. Scott Fitzgerald...
...major Concerto for flute and string was the evening's novelty. Called the "Bullfinch Concerto" because of its opening bird-call effects, the piece abounds in sprightly melodies and contains some material used by Vivaldi in his great "Four Seasons." However, the performance was marred somewhat by Phillip Kaplan's breathy flute-playing...
Following the extension of hours at Yale's Sterling Memorial Library, Phillip J. McNiff, Assistant in Charge of Lamont Library, said yesterday that "It just can't be done here. I don't see how Yale can possibly afford to extend library hours, especially when operational costs are rising. Right now the additional expense is too great for the College...
...following men have been appointed for the coming year: Marvin A. Asnes '51, Research Asst., Advanced Production Problems; Vernon Alden '50, Administrative Asst. to Dean; Phillip S. Borden '50, Research Assoc., Elements of Administration-General; Charles G. Ellington '49, Research Assoc., Elements of Administration-General; Willis D. Gradison, Jr. '51, Research Asst., Invests Management; John M. Hamilton '49, search Assoc., 2nd year Account Robert A. McNearney '51, Research Assoc., Mobilization Analysis Center; Peter Massey, Jr., Research Assoc., Mobition Analysis Center; George M. Wmore, Jr. '51, Research Asst., Mobilization Analysis Center...
...meeting in the Lamont Forum Room Tuesday afternoon, Dean William R. Dennes of California discussed the resolution of conflicts, maintaining that differences in interpretation cannot change matters of fact. A second session in Lamont yesterday was enlivened by the main speaker, Professor James K. Feibleman of Tulane, and Dr. Phillip Frank of Harvard referring to each other's statements as "nonsense...