Word: sydney
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Temporary officers of the HYD include Henry A. Mendelsohn '48, president; Lazare Nesin '48, vice-president; and Sydney V. James '50, secretary. The group claims a total membership of twenty-six undergraduates, approximately one-half of of one percent of the student body...
...present are in the national organization on only a personal basis, voted to apply for an officially recognized autonomous chapter at the University. To facilitate the proceedings a pro tem slate of officers were elected which includes: Harry A. Mendelsohn '48, president; Lazare Nesin '48, vice-president; Sydney V. James '50, secretary...
...that Russian writers have not recently dared to indulge. No Russian could write so honestly, and so far no Western visitor to Russia during the war has drawn such good fiction from his experience. Blunden was in Moscow for 14 months in 1942-43 as a correspondent for the Sydney Daily Telegraph...
Among the former students and friends with contributions in the book are former Pound pupil Julius Stone of the University of Sydney and Lord Wright, Chairman of the U. N. War Crimes Commission, called the "greatest of the judges in England today," by Dean Pound...
...large as the U.S., but whose population is only about one-twentieth as big, turns out bigger sports crowds than the U.S. All last week, Australian radios blared the latest news of the play for "The Ashes,"* the traditional cricket matches with England. Before 80,000 noisy fans in Sydney, down went England again in the second of the five test matches. (In London, a man who feared that England was not taking its defeat with proper "lightness of heart" wrote the Daily Telegraph: "Some will say that it is one of our national characteristics to appear to take...