Scholarships for Buffalo Men

Randolph McNutt '71 announced at the alumni dinner at Buffalo, on January 14, that he had told four principals of high schools of that city, that, if they would each name a promising member of the next graduating class who wished to attend Dartmouth, he would guarantee the tuition of the four prospective students for the whole course. This is a tangible and generous method of widening the constituency of Dartmouth. Perhaps the most notable thing about it, however, is that Mr McNutt wisely leaves the choice of candidates to the school principals, who will be pretty sure to see to it that the men whom they pick will be representative of the best that the school system of Buffalo can provde.