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...following article by Charles F. Thwing, President Emeritus of Western Reserve University, summarizing the academic year 1929-30 is reprinted from the New York Times in the news service bulletin of the National Student Federation of America...
Revered at Western Reserve (Cleveland) is the name of Charles Franklin Thwing, who became President nine years before Dr. Hadley headed Yale's executive and who retired, Emeritus, the same year (1921). He is now national President of Phi Beta Kappa, a Congregational minister, an elector of New York University's Hall of Fame, an experienced promoter of "floating" universities...
...William Merwin Randol 75 John Boardman Page 66 Charles Darwin Graham 65 Charles Stuart Ross 62 CLASS COMMITTEE * Guy Constant Holbrook Jr. 156 * Arthur Lithgow Devens Jr. 142 * Bernard Barnes 137 * William Potter Lage 122 * Thomas Frothingham Mason 115 * Howard Theodore Wenner 109 Lawrence Witherspoon Dickey 103 Eliot Thwing Putnam Jr. 98 Robert Franklin Walker Smith 85 Morris Ruggles Brownell Jr. 79 Chester Boice Allen 77 William Wallace Ryan 69 Erma Ossippee Johnson 66 George Paul Heffner 61 Arthur Babise McGuire 61 John Davenport Herbert 55 Frank Richard Pierce 52 * Elected
...Eliot Thwing Putnam Jr. of Readville was nominated for membership on the Class Committee instead of Lawrence Elias Putnam as was erroneously announced in yesterday's Crimson...
...possibility of a return of the dominance that the German University system held over American education until comparatively recent times has been raised by Dr. Charles F. Thwing of Western Reserve College in a book entitled "The German and American University." The German institutions have been noted particularly for their thoroughness of research work and the freedom with which the courses are conducted; and in spite of the losses suffered during the war, Dr. Thwing cites these as qualities important enough to make such a return of the German influence possible...