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...best progress is in dynamic equilibrium of various views and for that reason, instead of agreeing with a certain party, I always try to find a third solution," declared Professor Vladimir Karapetoff in a recent interview...
...have to choose between no enforcement of prohibition at all, or some form of check like the Massachusetts 'Baby Volstead' law, and I prefer to have the law", said Thomas Nixon Carver, professor of Political Economy in a recent interview...
...permanently empty." Ambassador Dwight Whitney Morrow (see p. 16) agreed to be best man at the wedding on Oct. 4 of his nephew, Lawyer Richard B. Scandrett Jr. of Manhattan, and Mary Emma Landenberger, of Philadelphia, newspaper reporter. Legend: Lawyer Scandrett first met Reporter Landenberger when she came to interview him professionally. When she left, said he: "There's the girl I'm going to marry...
...House Plan units, which marks the most radical change of structure that Harvard College has undergone in recent years, appropriately coincides with what may be an equally radical change of attitude in the Administration. For the first time in twenty-one years President Lowell has granted a public interview to newspaper men. Whether this much desired departure from tradition is to be only an Isolated exception, or whether it indicaton a definite change of policy, remains yet to be seen...
...hoped that President Lowell's interview with representatives of the Boston and New York papers shows that this fact has been at last realized. The results have been, not the much dreaded "publicity" and "sensationalism", but, rather, accurate and sympathetic accounts of the organization and aims of the House Plan in all the better New York and Boston papers. This would seem to show that the newspapers are more than willing to meet Harvard halfway in getting its news before the public in a dignified and adequate fashion, if only given half a chance...