Word: simpsonitis
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...except those announced for 2 P. M. All will continue three hours. Today Anthropology 5, Sever 5 Astronomy 1b, Pierce 304 Botany 7, Gray Herb. Chemistry 21, Sever 30 Class. Philol. 32, Sever 35 Economics 7b: Asada to Hsi (inclusive), Sever 23 Hurd to Sessions (inclusive), Sever 24 Simpson to Wormser (inclusive), Sever 29 Economics 31, Sever 29 Education B, Sever 30 Education 17, Lawrence 31 English 2: Allen to Hunn (inclusive), Harvard 5 Jackson to Young (inclusive), Harvard 6 Fine Arts 2c, Fogg small Lect-rm. French 9, Sever 11 German B, Sever...
...Tellegen, in the role of the tall, good-looking Poilu, plays his part to perfection. His English, interspersed with French, endows the character with a power which none but he could give. The supporting cast is admirable. From Mr. Ivan Simpson, as Sir Arthur Arkwright, the spineless Englishman, to Miss Bogislav, as Madame Helene, the French modiste, there is little that can be said other than praise. No review would be complete unless some mention was made of Miss Belwin. She, as Mildred, fulfills all the requirements of the pretty heroine in love--madly in love--with her soldier hero...
...Business School, Jacob Hugh Jackson takes the position of assistant professor of Accounting. Professor Jackson now holds a similar place on the staff of the University of Minnesota, from which he is on leave of absence taking courses in the Business School. He was graduated from Simpson College in 1912. He is a certified public accountant in Massachusetts and Wisconsin and has been assistant professor of Commerce in the University of Oregon...
...Rugg, chairman, and Miss Emma Wilder, H. B. Cutler and Miss Esther Babbitt, H. M. Doherty and Miss Dolores Lidano, T. F. Dolan and Miss Veronica Ryan, J. H. Marr and Miss Mildred Harrison, A. N. Osgood and Miss Charlotte Potter, R. P. Rogers and Miss Elizabeth Carlson, R. Simpson and Miss Dorothy McNamara...
...prize for graduation theses in the Business School has been granted to Owen Winchester Graves, A.B., Acadia College, 1914, M.B.A., Harvard University 1920, for his thesis on "Prerequisites and Factors to the Most Effective Use of Works Committees." The 2nd prize has been awarded to Howard Scott Noble, A.B., Simpson College, 1914, M.B.A., Harvard University, 1920, for his thesis on "Methods of Determining Cost of Sales in Distribution of Automobiles...