John J. Iselin
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Upperclassmen to Live in Wigg Hall
Upperclassmen will move back into the Yard for the first time since the founding of the House system, next fall.
Crimson Sets Back Columbia, 21-7, Amid Rain and Mud at Baker Field
Lou Little finally got his comeuppance last Saturday. It came in the driving rain amid the mud that now covers
Overseers Call College Expansion Unavoidable
The Faculty of Arts and Sciences yesterday received copies of an Overseers' report which may prove to be one of
Administration Rotates Gen. Ed. Chairmanship
The Administration has accepted a plan for rotating the chairmanship of the General Education Program, it was learned yesterday. Future
The Dream of Success
English critic Kenneth S. Lynn '47 writes with such a fluid style, it does not seem surprising that he accumulated
Cohen Announces New Department
Incoming sophomore honors candidates will be first in the history of the College to benefit from a plan approved Wednesday
Two Engineering Areas Lose Credited Standing
The University's program in Civil and Mechanical Engineering has temporarily lost its accredited standing, a high official in the Division
Ivy Committee Declares Yale Student Ineligible
The Ivy Group Eligibility Committee has declared a freshman at Yale ineligible for intercollegiate athletics for having part of his
Clubs May No Longer Show Films of Commercial Value
Undergraduate organizations will no longer be permitted to show any movies with immediate commercial value, Dean Watson announced yesterday. The
University Scientists Will Receive Noble Prizes
Several weeks ago an envious colleague sent John F. Enders, associate Professor of Bacteriology and Immunology at the Medical School,