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Since joining the Court last year, Hugo LaFayette Black has been its most spectacular dissenter. In his total of 13 dissents he has entered nine solitary dissents to four for Justice McReynolds, one each for Justices Butler & Reed, none for the rest of his colleagues. Last March, The Nation hailed the liberal tone of Justice Black's dissenting opinions, particularly one in which he contradicted the Court's 50-year-old interpretation of the 14th Amendment as applying to corporations.* Last month, however, a Harper's article by Marquis Childs reviewed Hugo Black's first year...
...capture the circuit title with an unblemished record. Steve Madey pitched for the winners, but failed to impress the Deacon batters; Eliot was tied with Kirkland at 7 all going into the last frame, after trailing throughout the game. With bases loaded and no outs, George Reed took the honors of the day by banging out a homer. The four run margin was more than enough for the Elephants...
...honorary John Harvard award has been given to Reed E. Peggram '35, 2G. Leo N. Gallary '25, 2G, Wyndham M. Southgate '81, assistant in History, and Norman A. Malcolm 2G. have also received grants...
Freshman Crew-Stroke, C. P. Wagner; 7, F. J. Hineklby, Jr.; 6, S. Gray; 5, F. B. Riggs, Jr.; 4, W. W. Reed; 3, A. H. Whitman; 2, R. L. Fowler, 3rd; bow W. B. Prinie, Jr.; cox, J. B. Mitchell...
David W. Prall, Professor of Philosophy, will address the John Reed Society at their regular meeting to be held tonight at 7.30 o'clock...