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William W. Bartley iii
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Group 20 Opens
The Group 20 players once again effectively demonstrated their mettle last week by presenting an entertaining and well-done performance in
Its Effects on a Few Have Produced a Harvard Myth
Last November, a Boston citizen mailed a letter addressed simply, "Kremlin on the Charles, Cambridge 38, Mass." Without a question
Horton New Dean Of Divinity School
Douglas Horton, Minister of the General Council of Congregational Christian Churches, is the new dean of the Divinity School. President
Divinity School Outlines Expansion of Research
Acting Dean George H. Williams yesterday announced detailed preliminary plans for Divinity school renovation which will "make the school one
Battle of the Budget
While the University does not always make policy by looking at its stock returns, few could doubt that solvency is
Charge of the Right Brigade
They were obviously energetic. In fact, they were determined. When they swept through the dining room door, the one in
Winthrop Buildings May Be Joined
A plan to build an addition to Winthrop House joining Gore and Standish Halls has been submitted to the administration
Group Begins National Pro-Censure Maneuver
An independent group of students here has begun a national "students for McCarthy Censure" movement. Intended as a counter-force against
New 'League for Reaction' Opposes Sex, Modern Politics at Yale Law
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 17--While Yale Law School students and deans fought this past week over new 2 a.m. parietal rules
Council Votes Merger Of 2 Class Committees
The Student Council last night decided to absorb the traditional Class Day Committee into the Permanent Class Committee and to
Bicks Revives International Affairs Group
The international Activities Committee--deal now for over a year--will be revived this fall, David P. Bicks '55, vice-president of the
Admission Policy Defended By Harvard Club Presidents
Harvard Club officials throughout the country last night disagreed with conclusions of the Student Council's Committee on Publicity that exclusive
Divinity Students Attack Official Religious Policy
Officers of the Divinity School Student Association last night charged that the University's religious policies will cause a loss of
Dartmouth A Lonely Crowd
Once upon a time many years ago, the good towns people of Hanover decided to impose a residence tax on
Hunt Will Try to Stop PBH Religious Changes
Douglas W. Hunt '55, president of the Phillips Brooks House Association, last night charged that his group will be faced
