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Undenominational, coeducational, Piney Woods has today 300 pupils drawn mainly from the deep Black Belt of Mississippi. They are taught to till the soil on its 1,500 acres of land, to teach in its Normal Department, to master trades, elementary subjects. Principal Jones, 47, a leader in Negro Y. M. C. A. work in Mississippi, member of the National Negro Press Association (executive committee) and the National Negro Business League, has worked hard with his school...
...Department. More optimistic than many another Armistice Day editorial, it declared that adequate machinery for the abolition of war is available. So are "capable, peace-loving men." Let Norman Thomas and Bertrand Russell, both pacific Socialists, be chosen for the faculty of such a peace department. . . . C. C. N. Y. rippled politely; the faculty beamed approval...
...York, N. Y. Nov. 16--Led by Captain Pen Hallowell, the Harvard cross country team today flashed through to a brilliant and overwhelming victory in the annual I. C. 4A meet on the Van Cortlandt Park course, making a total of 44 points...
Pennsylvania was the Crimson's closest competitor with a total of 95, then came Penn State with 100, N. Y. U. with 129, and Syracuse with 142. Clark Chamberlain, Michigan State runner, who was attempting to retain his last year's crown, annexed second place, but was not counted in the team results as only colleges with five finishing men are able to compete for the trophy. Chamberlain was but five seconds behind Dean, and Parker of N. Y. U. followed...
Hallowell finished fifteenth in 1929 and seventh last year. If the Crimson leader shows equal improvement tomorrow he should match strides with McCluskey of Fordham, Barker of N. Y. U., and Chamberlain, individual winner from Michigan State last year. Harvard's last team victory came in 1912; in 1928 J. L. Reid '29 led the field for the Crimson...