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Dean Nichols was prominent during his college years as president of the CRIMSON and chairman of the Student Council Committee on Education. In his Freshman year, he was editorial chairman of the Red Book. Besides belonging to the Dramatic Club and the Debating Union, he was elected to numerous other offices, including membership on the Class Day Committee and the Committee on Freshman Affairs. He graduated in 1926 with a degree magna cum laude...
...Dean Nichols impending departure does more than throw into relief one side of the Assistant Dean question. His contact with the student body wherever it has been of an official or less formal nature has made him a host of undergraduate friends who will feel the College's loss as a personal...
...name of James Roosevelt '30 was omitted from the list of nominees for the Student Council, published in yesterday's CRIMSON...
...present departure is the natural outcome of a decision made last June to abandon the accustomed contribution to the New England Student Work of the Y. M. C. A. In the past the Phillips Brooks House has contributed annually the sum of $200. to this work and since a considerable portion of the money thus raised by the Y. M. C. A. has been used to defray the extra expenses of the Northfield Conference the absence of an officially designated delegation is a logical step in the sequence of events...
Editor's Note: The above letter is interesting as the opinion of a former Oxford student, but obviously conflicts with the opinion of Oxford authorities as appears in the letter to Dean Nichols printed in the columns of the CRIMSON yesterday...