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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Amid the aroma of cigar smoke President Hoover was talking to big, burly Christopher Morley, poet and writer, in the Lincoln Study. Inquisitive about the President's reading habits Mr. Morley had been invited as an overnight White House guest. Last week's Saturday Review of Literature published his White House findings...
...Review of History 1 given in your issue of last Friday morning September 23, cannot but call forth protest from one who has recently completed the course in question with a resulting opinion of almost diametrically opposite character, and who realizes that he is not entirely alone in his views. You have well described it as "a maze of dates, names and bibliography," to which is added "the stiff and remarkably comprehensive map requirements." The very complexity of detail considered robs the study and survey of much of its possible value. Interpretation of History is barely mentioned in the first...
Morrison is the author of a poem entitled "The Serpent in the Clouds" and has been a contributor to various magazines both in this country and abroad. He has been connected with the Alumni Bulletin in the capacity of book review editor until his retirement to take up his new duties this year...
...addition to printing cases and briefs contributed by its editors, the Law Review, a monthly publication, carries articles by leading legal authorities of the country...
Election of 15 second-year students in the Law School and three third-year men to the board of the Harvard Law Review was announced yesterday. Elections to the Review, which take place each fall, are based entirely on the scholastic rankings of the previous year, and the men chosen write cases and notes for the publication during the following year...