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...residence in those Houses which are well-equipped with tutors in we field of concentration which the appetent has chosen. This is more than a latter of mere convenience for tutorial conferences. Informal contacts at luncheon and dinner are invaluable from the tutor's and the tutee's standpoint, in that they provide a continuity that would be otherwise lacking if the man had to do tutorial work under an instructor who had no affiliations with the House. In regard to the tutorial situation, Winthrop is especially well represented in the fields of Biology, Chemistry, Economics, English, Government, and History...
From the Harvard standpoint, the most encouraging thing about last night's showing was the Freshman one mile relay team which defeated Cornell in the final record-breaking time of 3 minutes 30 seconds. It was a brilliant third quarter that Torbie MacDonald ran which gave the Crimson a ten yard lead over Ithaca Yardlings, and anchorman Jim Lightbody opened it some more in the final spurt...
...from time to time by the President of the United States." The words were hardly off Mr. Lewis' mimeograph when it appeared that he had made a tactical blunder in advertising quite so blatantly that he was on the march. First, and least important from Mr. Lewis' standpoint, Messrs. Sloan and Knudsen promptly walked out and abandoned their conference with Governor Murphy and Madam Secretary Perkins. Mr. Sloan declared that after Mr. Lewis' demand it was "futile" to continue. The press, including many liberal papers generally sympathetic with Mr. Lewis, expressed its disapprobation. The genteel New York...
...second Robinson-Patman article, by Melvin T. Copeland, professor of Marketing deals with the act from an administrative standpoint, and emphasizes the necessity of careful enforcement, so as to submerge the politically minded features...
...reanimated public that seemed to awaken once more to opera. A few grumbled that Johnson's first season had been the most conventional in Metropolitan history. No premieres had been produced. Not one opera was put on unless it looked sure-fire from the box-office standpoint. But Johnson, playing safe, called attention to the harmony and co-operation he had spread through his whole organization, anticipated more novelty this winter...