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...total represents a small increase over last year, in line with a general rise in applications to the Seven College Conference schools--Barnard, Bryn Mawr, Mount Holyoke, Smith, Vassar, and Wellesley as well as Radcliffe...
Lamb then notes the well-known fact that Arthur Wellesley's real remark was far less martial, and last week Eton's Headmaster, Robert Birley, produced his own version. After Waterloo, according to Birley, Wellington visited his old house at Eton, where boarders in his day had been looked after by a Mrs. Naylor. Asking to see a stream in the garden, the Iron Duke explained : "I really think I learned my spirit of adventure jumping over the big black ditch at the bottom of Mrs. Naylor's garden...
Roger M. Leed '61, chairman of the Forum Committee, and Gordon T. Milde '62, head of an informal group that arranged the booking, conferred with William Bentinck-Smith '37, Assistant to the President, for half an hour yesterday. Previously, they had contacted officials at M.I.T., Wellesley, and Radcliffe about holding a Seeger concert and had also arranged to use four non-University auditoriums in the area...
Each year, these 'Cliffies get the dorms together to form club teams for intercollegiate competition against other schools such as Pembroke, Wheaton, Wellesley, Jackson and Boston Teachers...
TIME outdid itself in distorting the Wellesley fluoridation story and dragging in the familiar and oft-refuted falsehoods. The value of water fluoridation is not "beyond scientific dispute," and the Washington, D.C., data have even more holes than the children's teeth. And the disfigured teeth, pictured in your article, were caused by Denver city water with just under the recommended i.e part per million of fluoride...