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...Anyone who read the article entitled "Whoa-ho-ho-ho-ho-ho" in the Jan. 20 issue of TIME, could scarce help carrying away the impression that: 1) Benny Goodman caused the present mild interest in swinging. 2) That Benny has the best swing band in the world. 3) That Louis Armstrong was passe...
Sirs: I appreciated immensely "Whoa-ho-ho-ho-ho-ho," and have found ample opportunity to quote the impressions of "Swing." However, there is another term that eludes definition-''Corn." Being a pseudo-musician, I have glibly and authoritatively used it without a quaver. But at last one malicious person demanded a translation, and I was pretty well stopped. . . . STEVE HARRISON...
Little Rudyard, "The Beetle," was sent to be educated at Westward Ho! (a quiet English town). In Stalky & Co he has chronicled his teen-age mischief there. Major General Lionel Charles Dunsterville is today so proud of having been the original "Stalky" that he has called his two books of memoirs Stalky's Reminiscences and Stalky Settles Down...
...Wlioa-ho-ho-ho-ho-Jio. . . . I push the first valve down . . . whoa-ho- ho-ho-ho-ho...
After a year's trial, the new plan for awarding large scholarships to students in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences has been declared a success and made an essential part of the 300th Anniversary Fund Program, according to Dean of the School George H. Chase '96. Ho explained that scholarship donations will be used for graduate students as well as undergraduates...