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...combined to preserve for the duration as much of the liberal arts curriculum as possible. There have always been classes in the University in which such a combination would have been desirable; the war is only increasing the number of courses in which purely masculine enrollment is insufficient to warrant the Faculty's time and trouble. Admission of Radcliffe students to middle group courses is often the only alternative to bracketing them. This is not coeducation, but rather extension of a policy of long standing in the University under which graduate classes are open to women as well...
Reason for announcing his favorable results while his work is still in the early stages: "The exigencies of a new infection in wartime industry, for which no treatment is known, warrant publication of therapeutic studies which may be of some assistance to physicians...
Since intercollegiate football, as Harvard has known it in the past, is no longer a possibility, this spring's sessions, under the joint tutelage of Henry Lamar, Earl Brown, and Floyd Stahl, will see intra-squad games, or perhaps a round robin league, if the turnouts warrant such action...
Giraud is irritated by politics, believes that if men do their work there is no need to look into their personal politics during wartime. But at least three men around Giraud warrant close inspection...
...challenge, from Harlem's famed Father Divine, temporarily resident in Philadelphia: "By tangibilating your fondest imagination I have brought into actuality the REALITY OF GOD ALMIGHTY-Therefore, I say, handle ME and feel ME and see that a spirit has not flesh and bones!" A New York City warrant for his arrest-he is in arrears on a judgment to one Mrs. Verinda Brown-restricts his Harlem Heaven visits to Sundays, when warrants cannot be served...