Word: reed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Donald Carswell '50 1B, former CRIMSON sports editor, was yesterday awarded the Dana Reed Prize for the best piece of undergraduate writing to appear in an undergraduate publication during the past year. It was the fourth time the prize has been presented, and the second successive award to the CRIMSON...
...Thomas Reed Powell, Story Professor of Law, emeritus, is also still teaching. He lectures on American Constitutional Law at Suffolk Law School and at the New School for Social Research in New York and still attends all the meetings of the Faculty of Law. Another lawyer, Samuel Williston, Dane Professor of Law, emeritus, visits Langdell every day. At 89, he is America's foremost authority on contracts...
...George M. A. Hanfmann, associate professor of Fine Arts; George C. Homans '32, associate professor of Sociology; Lynn H. Loomis, associate professor of Mathematics; Robert V. Pound, associate professor of Physics; Francis M. Rogers, associate professor of Romance Languages and dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences; Reed C. Rollins, associate professor of Botany; Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. '38, associate professor of History; Carroll M. Williams, associate professor of Zoology; Robert B. Woodward, associate professor of Chemistry...
Lake the John Reed Club, religion, is being driven underground at Harvard. Forced to the damp sub-cellars of Eliot House, faith, like a frightened and desperate mongoose, flees the heights. Those who seek partial beauty in the secular ornaments of music are entitled to use the glorious Eliot Tower--granted a favored position by those who know not what they worship. Those who seek the more basic truth, shifty and apologetic, must beg a subterranean clothes-closet...
Four members of the court (Justices Black, Frankfurter, Douglas and Jackson) argued that "the U.S. normally is entitled to the profits from, and must bear the losses of, business operations it conducts." Justice Reed rejected their argument, but voted with them anyway for a different reason. He held that the Government added to the labor costs "without legal or business necessity to do so," and should hence repay Pewee...