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...have extended beyond the scope of the College and into the training of boys in their formative years through reports and athletic programs sent back; to various preparatory schools. That Harvard can boast today a sturdier and more vigorous group of men is in no small measure directly the result of his personal efforts...
...Dudley House Committee for the coming year as a result of elections held recently are Arthur Kane '89, Peter Sapienza '89, James Banghart '40, and Eliot Stellar...
Asked whether the unprecedented rise, in physical correctness was the result of his work having spread back into the private and public schools from which the University draws its entering Freshmen, he said: "There is no question about...
...earliest exponents of Impressionism in America, but his feeling for melodic line is too strong to identify him exclusively with this French school. He exerts in his writing a fascinating play of orchestral color and unusual rhythmic invention. His harmonies are bold and original; the dissonances resulting from free polyphony rather than arbitrary use of discord for its own sake. "A Pagan Poem" shows the composer mystic, idyllic even macabre. The modal atmosphere often felt in his music is the result of a strong impression made on him by the Russian liturgy with which he grew familiar as a young...
...after January 1 the companies will get only 5%-a drop in income for which the companies can compensate in only three ways: 1) finding improved investment opportunities elsewhere; 2) raising premiums; 3) cutting dividends. All forms of investment, however, are producing a smaller return these days as a result of the cramped U. S. capital market and the New Deal's cheap-money policies. The reduction in loan rates, therefore, is only one of several factors squeezing insurance company income. Under the circumstances the companies feel they have little choice...