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...recently announced plans of the Harvard Corporation to construct a Memorial Chapel in honor only of the Harvard Alumni who died in the Allied Cause was warmly protested in a resolution adopted Sunday night and officially announced yesterday by the students of the Harvard Wesley Foundation. The students believe that if the proposed new chapel is to be built at all, it should be in honor of all Harvard Alumni who fought in the World War, regardless of which side they took...
...Wesley Foundation is the largest student religious group at Harvard. It is connected with, and meets each Sunday night at the Epworth Methodist Church of Cambridge. Only four dissenting votes were recorded...
Concurrently a fifth thing soon important to him was happening. Congress had created a Bureau. of Standards in Washington. President McKinley in 1901 took Professor Samuel Wesley Stratton from the University of Chicago to be the bureau's first director. A couple of years later he had Dr. Burgess with him. When Professor Stratton became president of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1923), Dr. Burgess became Bureau Chief. Just a month ago President Stratton, for a year now Tech's board chairman, was back in Washington, guest of his onetime subordinate at the bureau's 30th anniversary celebration...
Harvard's two mile relay team placed third in its event, which was won by Boston College in 7 minutes 50 3-5 seconds. The Crimson quartet was composed of Pearson, Fobes, Cobb, and Wesley. The one mile relay was a fast race from start to finish, as the new record indicates. The time set by Pennsylvania is nearly three seconds less than the record made last year by the Harvard relay runners. The injury to Captain Munroe in the H-D-C track meet on February 21 and subsequent changes made in the quartet have lessened crimson chances...
...dash: A. L. Watkins '31, J. B. Hawes '32, N. P. Dodge '33, A. C. Forbes '32. 70-yard high hurdles: E. B. Cole '32, J. C. Grady '33, E. E. Record '82. Two-mile relay: J. H. Pearson '32, J. W. Fobes '32, David Cobb '31, R. P. Wesley '33, Two-mile run: Arthur Foote '33, J. M. Fox '32, High jump: N. P. Beveridge '32, G. W. Kuehn '32, 35-pound weight: M. J. Finlayson '32, Alfred Kidder '33, Pole vault: G. F. Bennett '33, Oscar Sutermoister '32. Two-mile run: B. E. Estes '32. One-mile relay...