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These were the main arguments being discussed following the Mather House meeting. Two things were necessary for either of the coed proposals to succed. One was a general agreement on the desirability of coed living. The second was an organized group to urge action on the proposals. But both of...
Cambridge, 38 handles the mail when it comes into its area of action and jurisdiction and rests content to devote its energy to the task of maintaining an efficient postal system on a relatively small scale. If it continues to succed in doing this, it will have done one job...
Oliver E. Allen '43, former this, has been elected to the presidency of the Harvard Lampoon, its editors announced yesterday. John L. Hoffman '43, was chosen Ibis to succed Allen, while Thomas J. Wood '43, and Harold T. Meryman '43, were named co-Narthex. Eric Larrabee '43 continues as secretary...
The way to succed politically is to start at the bottom, in your own Congressional district, and work up, he concluded. "Above all, don't start at the top and work down!" was Big Jim's parting shot.
One more illustration bearing on the point but from a different angle, is this incident. In a repair gang of workers, the youngest apprentice had just quit work. "Public opinion" elected the next youngest employee to succed him in getting noonday milk for several workers. The young man in question...