October 1968

October 1968

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Two Societies, Separate and Unequal

By CHARLES F. DEY '5223 min

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JOHN THORNTON OF CLAPHAM

By FRANK W. FETTER18 min

Article

The Faculty

By WILLIAM R. MEYER8 min

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Feature

Two Societies, Separate and Unequal

A Dartmouth Response: Project ABC, Now in Its Fifth Year

By CHARLES F. DEY '5223 min

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JOHN THORNTON OF CLAPHAM

The first in a series of articles about persons and events of interest and importance in the history of the College

By FRANK W. FETTER18 min

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The Faculty

PROFESSORS Richard Eberhart '26, Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, and Louis Morton, noted military historian, have been named to two distinguished endowed professorships at Dartmouth College.

By WILLIAM R. MEYER8 min

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With the Big Green Teams

THERE is, among some philosophers of history, a reasoning that the events of the ages occur in a seemingly cyclical pattern. They discern in the course of human events a recurring scheme of things. If this be true, the 1968

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Class Notes

1912

The big news for August was the celebration of the bicentennial of the Dover (N. H.) oldest sanctuary, erected in 1768 where John Greenleaf Whittier's parents and maternal grandparents were married. For this occasion Henry

By DR. STANLEY B. WELD,FLETCHER CLARK JR.6 min

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1921

A diabetic, Dave Bowen with three other men was lost at sea. Edith is then a weeping widow? No. A joyful wife. After a night-mare adventure Dave flourishes on dry land. In 32 hours of uncontrolled drifting the 20 foot runabout

By JOHN HURD,INGHAM C. BAKER6 min

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1949

The long hot summer is just about closed out, and I begin my fourth year of secretarial effort with the high hopes that you and your families enjoyed a happy time of it smothering yourselves in road maps and indulging in a

By THOMAS J. SWARTZ JR.,HERMAN E. MULLER JR.6 min

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1933

As the new class officers, elected at our 35th reunion, take over their duties, I am sure everyone wishes to express his thanks for the excellent job performed by the previous administration. Fortunately we will still have

By ERNEST S. DAVIS JR.,GEORGE N. FARRAND6 min

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1920

By the time you receive this issue the football season will be well under way with two or perhaps three games already played. Bob Blackman is busy working with new material but we are betting on him and the team to come through

By GEORGE H. MACOMBER,ALBERT W. FREY6 min

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1935

While this may be a biased observation, I am continually impressed by the leadership role '35ers are playing in the life and affairs of The College. For years, classmates have served with distinction in fund-raising activities,

By RICHARD K. MONTGOMERY,C. HALL COLTON6 min

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