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...CRIMSON has long voiced its dissatisfaction with Stillman Infirmary, and has indicated the reforms that are necessary to that antedated institution. It is hardly possible, therefore, that the medical service rendered by the University will be satisfactory until conditions at Stillman are alleviated. Until the advent of another deluge of gold and mortar, however, much can be accomplished in improving the extra-infirmary branches of the University medical service. There are at present four physicians associated with Harvard on a part time basis, all of whom are inclined to adopt a laissez-faire attitude to their moderately ill patients...
...whose whole time and effort will be devoted to the care of Harvard students. From such an arrangement would accrue several benefits. A full time physician would be available at the Hygiene building during the day except when visiting his own patients in the Infirmary. Residing at or near Stillman he would be on call there for emergencies at almost any time, while his adequate salary from the University would obliterate the obnoxious post-illness bills. There is a genuine need for a University physician, whose interests will be concentrated on Harvard and whose duties will supplement those...
...failure to indicate the part played by Professor Coolidge in his effort to develop the Lowell House "corporate personality." That effort is everywhere patent; there is the High Table and the sedulous recognition by note of scholastic success or failure; there are the visits to sick Housemembers at Stillman and the erratic little speeches about Lowell Traditions. The Master's paternalism has evoked much criticism from cynical outsiders and startled, new-fledged Sophomores. But older Housemembers have discovered that House Spirit remains nonetheless comfortably distant, have looked more closely to the source of the attentions, and have found them pleasant...
First, some of them were devoted to Charlie Mitchell and all of them had reason to be grateful to him. He had taken charge of the bank after two presidents had been scrapped in quick succession: Frank A. Vanderlip who backed Russia's Kerensky and James Alexander Stillman, who had inherited a large share of the bank's stock but who was overwhelmed by personal scandal soon after assuming the presidency. Charlie Mitchell almost immediately restored the bank's morale and soon made it the best in Wall Street. A man's man, strong and courageous...
...chance of scoring his point for a Crimson victory; while S. G. Haskins '35, the only Sophomore among the first ten players, couples a slightly unorthodox style of playing with indefatigable endurance, which breaks down an opponent's complacency as nothing else can. Bo Breck '34, recently out of Stillman infirmary, and Marshal Fabyan '34, complete the nine-man team, while J. B. Walker '33, Archibald Cox, Jr. '34, and R. S. Francis '33 are the reserves...