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...preparatory schools which have become more interested in "creativeness" than discipline. As long as the schools remained traditional, the College could better afford, as in Great Britain, to turn its students loose, assured that they had a thorough grounding in studies of intrinsic difficulty. But with the schools gone Dewey, Harvard is forced to assume responsibility that its A.B. shall not stamp uncultivated intellects...
...Islands. Fifty thousand men would take part on 160 vessels, in 450 planes. Potent newcomers to the Fleet would be the battleship Idaho, just modernized for $14,000,000; the Ranger, first U. S. aircraft carrier built as such from the keel up; five more heavy "treaty" cruisers; destroyers Dewey and Farragut, swiftest blue-water craft ever to join the Navy and first of a long line to replace the obsolescent Wartime destroyers. It was a Fleet, the Navy could not refrain from boasting, which was not only the most powerful ever to fly the Stars-&-Stripes, but in fighting...
...dance committee, headed by Harold M. Parsons, Jr. '36, has announced the list of patrons and patronesses as follows: Dr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Ferry, Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Emerson, Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Dewey, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Parsons...
Winthrop: stroke, Herbert W. Herne, Jr.; 7, Albert Haberstroh '35; 6, William A. Greene, Jr. '36; 5, Alfred S. Dewey '36; 4, James K. Hart '35; 3, Joseph W. Wilshire 3d. '37; 2, Northrop Clarey, Jr. '37; bow, George Mixter, Jr. '37; cox, Van Brecht...
...House Committee and Dance Committee will serve jointly as ushers, and the list includes the following: Walter R. Amesbury '36, Thomas H. Bilodeau '37, Dorilio C. Braggiotti '35, Robert S. Brookings, II, '35, Walter L. Crampton '36, Thomas G. Curtis '36, Alfred S. Dewey '36, John Dorman '36, Herman Gundlach, Jr. '35, George G. Hedblom '37, Robert K. Holbrook '37, Thomas H. Hunter '35, Parsons, Richard G. Pedrick '37, Robert M. Peet '36, and Peter Ward...