Word: frederick
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...opposing schools of psychology will clash on the subject of "Utopia" tonight in Harvard 6 when Henry David Aiken '40, associate professor of Philosophy, and Burrhus Frederick Skinner '31, professor of Psychology, speak under the auspices of the Students' Association for the Natural and Social Sciences...
Metropole (by William Walden; produced by Max Gordon) was a short-lived satiric farce which tried to poke fun at The New Yorker magazine and its fabulous editor, Harold W. Ross. Calling the magazine Metropole and the editor Frederick M. Hill, it depicted the wacky office life of a well-mannered publication, portrayed an explosive editor suffering from absentmindedness and ulcers...
...Frederick H. Gwynne '51 will take over in January as president of the Lampoon as a result of Lampy's annual election last night...
Seven men were elected to the Eliot House Committee last night. They were Roland N. Cox '50, Richard H. Soule '50, James J. Tracy, Jr. '50, Alfred R. Abboud '51, Walter M. Aikman '50, Donald T. Fox, Jr. '50, and Frederick W. Fortmiller...
Actors William M. Pickles '50, Palmer T. Dizon '51, and Theodore K. Bullard '46, and actresses Lansing Lamont '52, and Kerry R. Lyne '52, are the principals in the theatrical company, while Hugh Shepley '51, Peter D. Dibble '50, and Frederick H. Gwynne '51 take the side of Puritanism. Lovely Roger L. Butler '61, plays Holly, a stage struck bobby-soxer...