1919

The Dartmouth had a long article on the Robinson Grant, which is a fund set up by Mose some years ago. Under the fund, $4,000 to $5,000 is available each year for qualified students. Skip Sturman '70, director of Career and Employment Services, considers the Robinson Internship "one of our most special offerings. It really represents Maurice Robinson's personal philosophy in trying to offer kids some sophisticated alternatives in the media."

John McCrillis and the Sandoes attended the Harvard game. It was a perfect day, any way you look at it, and needless to say they thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Speaking of Nick, he will take over the responsibility for the Alumni Fund. His job will be easier if we all make our contributions early.

The Mary Hitchcock Hospital has put out a fine history of the hospital. It is dedicated to Max Norton, who was president at one time. In the words of the poet, they could not have dedicated the brochure to a nicer guy.

I had a long telephone conversation recently with Florence Stecher. She is well. She has no final plans for the winter but will probably wind up in Scottsdale, Ariz.

On behalf of all the class officers, I wish the members of the class a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

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