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...personnel and facilities the Laboratory is one of the best, if not the best, in the country. Professors Weston, Bigelow, Hisaw, Dawson, Cleveland, Redfield, Romer, Thimann, and Hoadley are just a few of the men connected with the department, and there are many more, each a specialist in his own field...
Just a word of appreciation for the publication of Mrs. Louise Redfield Peattie's appeal [to TIME subscribers to send their copies, after reading them, to Army camps] which has had a grand and rapid response here at Fort Dix. The soldiers appreciate especially the fact that they are getting current editions...
...excellent course under Romer, but faces a revolution this year when it is turned into a half course. 3 on Physiology is particularly strong on lab technique and methods of research. For this reason it is a fairly difficult course and probably should not be taken until Junior year. Redfield, Wald, and Stier are all highly commended lecturers...
Hallie Flanagan, fiftyish, is the widow of Philip H. Davis, Vassar Greek professor. She was born in Redfield, S. Dak., went to Grinnell College. Iowa, and Radcliffe, assisted the late George Pierce Baker at his Harvard dramatic workshop. In 1926 she was the first woman to win a Guggenheim Fellowship, on which she studied the theatre in twelve European countries and wrote Shifting Scenes of the Modern European Theater. Her admiration for the early Soviet theatre of Meyerhold and others stood her in bad stead when she faced the brand of dramatic criticism offered by Representative Starnes and Senator Reynolds...
Among other directors, for one year, were elected: Dean Leighton, Alfred C. Redfield '13, Stanley F. Teele, Professor Kenneth B. Murdock '16, David D. Henry '41. John Ballantine '42, and George Putnam...