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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...recent meeting of the Harvard Law Review Association, the following officers were elected for the coming year: Chairman, Bertram Francis Willcox of Ithaca, N. Y.; Treasurer, George Garey Barclay of New York, N. Y., a former president of the CRIMSON; Note Editor Ethan Davidson Alyea of Clifton, N. J.; Case Editor, Robert Morris Benjamin of New York, N. Y.; Book Review Editor, Sidney Post Simpson of Galesburg. III. Each year the Law Review officers are chosen from men having highest scholarship rating in the second-year class...
...division of Courses for Graduates unusual opportunity is given to graduate physicians who may wish to specialize along either fundamental or clinical lines but without reference to a higher degree. In large measure the work is elected by physicians who wish to review medical progress usually in a clinical field. The work selected may occupy no more than two weeks or a month though it may less frequently be extended over a period of several months...
...recent proposal of the Junior Class at Yale is adopted, the motion picture industry will have a new field to invade. The scheme is to record life at Yale by means of the cinema. In this way, alumni coming back for class reunions could review the events of their own time. Such a vivid reproduction of college life is highly practical and would be a source of much pleasure to those graduates who will have been out of college for some years...
...undergraduates here would do well to consider the advisability of establishing "class movies". The fact that "old grads" like to talk over "old times" suggests the extent of pleasure and enthusiasm in class reunions which could be created by showing the class film. The graduate could sit back and review his march through college as an undergraduate: life in the Freshman dormitories, memorable football, baseball, and hockey games, crew races, track meets, and other athletic events, visits of prominent men, and Senior Class Day. Should such a proposal be approved and put into effect, "class movies" would soon become...
William Courtenay and Lola Fisher who have been starring in "Honors Are Even" at the Park Square Theatre for the last three months, came to Cambridge yesterday to review the work of the Hasty Pudding Club's production, "Wetward Ho!". They were much impressed by the work of the Club and joined in the coaching of the play, giving special attention to the principal characters, particularly the girls...