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...German 11 Sever 36 Government 18b Harvard 6 History of Religions 1b Andover C Latin A Mr. Westgate, Sec. 2 Sever 18 Latin B Dr. Chase, Sec. 5 Sever 17 Mathematics 9 Harvard 2 Mineralogy 10 Mineral. Lab. Music 4b Music Bldg. Philosophy 3 Emerson D Physics C Aranow-Rodman Mallinckrodt MB 9 Sampson Wye Mallinckrodt MB 22 Physics 3b Emerson D Psychology 16a Emerson A Slavic 1b Emerson...
...German 11 Sever 36 Government 18b Harvard 6 History of Religions 1b Andover C Latin A Mr. Westgate, Sec. 2 Sever 18 Latin B Dr. Chase, Sec., 5 Sever 17 Mathematics 9 Harvard 2 Mineralogy 10 Mineral. Lab. Music 4b Music Bldg. Philosophy 3 Emerson D Physics C Aranow-Rodman Mallinckrodt MB 9 Sampson-Wye Mallinckrodt MB 23 Physics 3b Emerson D Psychology 16a Emerson A Slavic 1b Emerson...
...grounds of objection to the proposed memorial actually set forth by both the editors and the contributors of the CRIMSON seem to us evidence of a sound and serious concern with a question of real educational interest, and we congratulate them on their protest. The letter of Selden Rodman to the Yale Daily News supporting the stand of the CRIMSON raises at least three questions deserving of serious thought. His objects to the assumption of most of our war memorials that we were right and our enemies were wrong; he questions incidentally the right of universities to spend vast sums...
...months later Secretary Wilbur pinned the D. F. C. upon the breasts of Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd and Radioman Noville for the flight to France - a private venture backed by the late Rodman Wanamaker. "At the same table ... sat Bernt Balchen, Lieutenant in the Norwegian Naval Reserve . . . and Bert Acosta [who] had flown Byrd and Noville across the Atlantic ... to them, publicly, Secretary Wilbur expressed regret that because they were 'civilians' the law barred them from...
...article was called "Art v. Yale University," written by William Harlan Hale '31 who, with Selden Rodman '31, bolted from the Yale Literary Magazine, charging that periodical with "staleness, preciosity, clique-atmosphere." Excerpts...