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Fortnight ago the House attached to an appropriations bill a rider stipulating that no part of the funds provided therein should be used to pay the salaries of three men called "radicals" by the Dies committee. In effect, unable to have-at the President, the House was trying to knock off three small-fry New Dealers. One was Robert Morss Lovett, 72, Government Secretary of the Virgin Islands, oldtime liberal, war horse of pacifism, longtime English professor at the University of Chicago.* The other two were FCC employes: Psychology Professor Goodwin B. Watson of Columbia and William E. Dodd...
...with easy chairs and divans, plus some very attractive drapes provided by the Business School, plus numerous tables and fine study lamps. From time to time additional articles attuned to library atmosphere will appear. A number of technical manuals, field manuals, and informational pamphlets and maps were recently placed therein for the guidance of the "Singing Statisticians...
...considerable detail many of the decisions of the War Department that were of tremendous importance to the students. Matters pertaining to enlistment in the Enlisted Reserve Corps, to the modifications in the ROTC program, and to the college training program, were published for the students and others concerned therein at an early date and were in many cases the only means the students had of getting this information of vital interest to them...
...Latin, French (Louis Quatorze style), and Esperanto seem to be the popular idiom among the clientele of the establishment, most of whom have spent a good deal of their lives learning to read these languages so that they might peek into one of the many thousands of volumes therein. These people, their friends call them curators, also know something about comparative zoology, and they delight in tracking down crustaecea, plodding through the pisces, and going "with gun and camera through the Alimentary Canal." Such bliss can only be found at the Library of the Museum of Comparative Zoology...
...assumptions foreign to the dynamic demands of war. Ultimately the decision, for the undergraduate and for the University, must come from those directly responsible for the military effort. Harvard may be able to train military specialists, but Harvard's peculiar task as a university is to train educated men. Therein lies her virtue and her honor. Only when the war is over can she come back into...