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...erudite, and particular" courses offered need not pay a sum "exceeding the value of two bushels of wheat." Under the impetus of his descendant, Harvard's new President A Lawrence Lowell, the Commission was formed, bringing together the rich institutional resources of Boston College, Boston University, MIT, Simmons, Tufts, Wellesley and others, including the Museum of Fine Arts, to provide to thin day the same high quality of advanced education envisioned so long ago, at a phenomenally low cost still underwritten by the Lowell funds...
...Wellesley College Museum is exhibiting photographs by Holland Day--an American pictorial photographer of the early 20th century. Pictorial photographers tried to prove that photography was really an art, by using soft-focus techniques and shooting romanticized subject matter. Day Isn't exhibited very much, and I've never seen his work, but there are photographs by Gertrude Kasebier in the show too, and she's very good. Through March...
...tourists is now nothing more than a memory; the population has dwindled to under 2000 people. The doctors, lawyers and businessmen who own summer homes on Indian Neck and Lieutenant Island are gone to their warm offices in Boston and New York and their equally comfortable homes in Wellesley and Scarsdale. But some, the year-rounders, remain for the cold winter months...
...squash team lost to Yale 0-7, and Wellesley, 3-4, last Saturday, but coach Lincoln is pleased that her third-year squad has shown tremendous improvement over last season. "We were competitive with Yale this year." Lincoln said of Saturday's meet, in which several of the racquetwomen took their powerful Eli opponents to the wire before losing. "Last year it was literally no contest...
...Wellesley match Ruth Stevens at number one. Susan Handy at number two and freshman Jane Hadsel at seven, were the only Radcliffe winners...