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Ernest Martin Hopkins, of Newton, Dartmouth 1901, was yesterday unanimously elected president of Dartmouth College by the board of trustees. When President elect Hopkins takes up his office he will be one of the youngest college presidents in the country. He will succeed President Ernest Fox Nichols, whose resignation takes effect on June...
Albert John Weatherhead, Jr., '16, of Cleveland, Ohio, has been appointed coach of the Bowdoin football team for next fall. He will succeed T. J. Campbell '12, who turned out a successful team there this past season...
Robert Shaw Sturgis '16, of Winnetka, Ill., has been appointed chairman of the Senior entertainment committee to succeed William Cowper Boyden, Jr., '16, also of Winnetka, Ill., who resigned on account of ill-health. Winslow Sears '16, of Quincy, and Henry James Coolidge '16, of Concord, have been made members of the committee...
...intercollegiate point winners. As the track team never has had at its disposal an abundance of field event material, more men with will-power and a desire to be athletic should specialize in some department. Though awkward at first, they will meet competition of their own standard, which may succeed in holding their interest. For a victory over Yale this year an effective balance of field event men is imperative...
Howland Haggerty Pell, Jr., of Westbury, N. Y., has been elected leader of the Freshman Instrumental Clubs to succeed Richard Dudley Sears, Jr., of Boston; Edward Chamberlain Whittemore, of Cambridge, has been elected secretary; Frederick Marcus Warburg, of New York, manager, to succeed Bulkeley Livermore Wells, of Telluride, Col.; and George Carey Barclay, of New York, assistant manager, in place of William Rice Odell, Jr., of Chicago...