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Duhig's two right hands are represented by the "contact" women who place 90 percent of the students. Mrs. Barnes and Miss Baldwin, each a specialist assigned to her own field, carry an equally heavy load and are charged with the engulfing job of placing all the camp councillors, chauffeurs, research chemists, tutor-companions, cooks, bellhops, waiters, and infinite number of others who apply at the office...
...back of the Winthrop secondary, and over the goal line, where on the dead run, he took Hughes' toss for the only touchdown of the afternoon. To cap the climax, Bill Notz drop kicked a perfect conversion for the seventh point. HOUSE LEAGUE STANDINGS Doune Won Lost Tied Percent Lowell 5 0 0 1.000 Adams 4 1 0 .800 Dudley 3 1 1 .750 Kirkland 3 2 0 .600 Leverett 2 4 0 .333 Winthrop 1 3 2 .250 Dunster 1 4 1 .200 Eliot...
...that it's difficult to realize that their total membership numbers a scant ten per cent of the undergraduate body. This very vocal group has ample opportunity to air its views on current affairs, and also to hear speakers and to discuss its own stands. But the other 90 percent are forced to remain in the outer darkness, ignorant even of the blessings they are denied...
...total receipts by Houses and Halls and percent of pledges collected is as follows: Out of House $50 20% Eliot 272 68% Dunster 162 55% Kirkland 68 33% Adams 126 44% Leverett 216 71% Lowell 90 36% Winthrop 191 56% Walker 14.50 54% Farlow 10 32% Weld 47 30% Holworthy 77 86% Stoughton 32 52% Hollis 20 36% Grays 15 23% Mower 25 44% Lionel 35 63% Straus 10 12% Massachusetts 30 72% Mathews 153 58% Wigglesworth 132 55% Thayer 123 72% Dudley 22 56% Claverly 18 8% Apley 45 51% Little 29 81% Commuters 35 Varsity Club...
...Ninety percent of the Catholic priests in the U.S. oppose 1) "a shooting war outside the Western Hemisphere," 2) aid to "the Communistic Russian Govern ment." This was the result, announced last week, of a poll taken by the Catholic Laymen's Committee for Peace, an organization of out-&-out isolationists. Although the results were undoubtedly loaded by the form in which the questions were put, the trend of the results was vouched for by the attitude of the Catholic press...