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...Farrell, coach of the University track team, in an interview yesterday expressed his approval of all except one of the changes made in the college track rules and regulations last Saturday at the annual convention of the Inter-Collegiate Association of Amateur Athletics of America in New York...
...speak of the responsibility rather than the guilt for the World War, and this responsibility is divided," said Mr. G. P. Gooch, prominent British historical writer and former member of Parliament in an exclusive interview to the CRIMSON. Mr. Goode is the author of a number of prominent historical works including the "History of Modern Europe" and "The History of Historians", He is also joint editor of the British Foreign Office Documents 1898-1914. At present Mr. Gooch is delivering a series of lectures on war guilt at the Lowell Institute...
Whether the bird is to be initiated and admitted to a full editorship on the Advocate was not revealed in the interview. As it is proposed, however, that the parrot will receive the finishing touches to his linguistic education after he has been established in the Advocate building, and since these touches will be supplied by present members of the board, it must be assumed that the bird. if not admitted to full editorship, will play the part of confidante and friend...
...most apparent change I notice in the Harvard of 1927 as opposed to that of 1911 is the appearance of the Widener Library," said Professor Charles Diehl, exchange lecturer from the Sorbonne in Paris, in an interview to the Crimson...
...Since our arrival in America we have been more active on the ball room floor than on the squash courts," said Captain Victor Cazalet of the English squash team in an interview with a Crimson reporter yesterday afternoon...