Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-23
SINISTER PLOT

| subject of wide press comment re-
! Gently and with Senator Oscar w.
! Underwood of Alabama and several
other recipients of honorary degrees,
! who addressed the meeting.
President Lowell declared that ito
leave out of sight the interests of any
group whatever, to fail to consult
members of that group whatever
members of that group. about its own
interests, would be wrong"
ITO shut the eyes to an actual pro-
hlem of this kind" he continued land
! ignore it's existence or refuse to CRAP
pie with it courageously, would be
unworthy of a university
! I'VE often speak of AmericaniZa-
ton as if the American were finish
ed product" he said. The American
has been in the making ever since the
! first white man set foot upon our
shores and will continue to be In the
making as long as the streams Of for
eigners pour into our land"
The colleges, President Lowell as
serted, can render an indispensable
| service in blending the different racial
groups that enter the country.
! President Lowell announced that
the gifts to the university during the
past year amounted to S4.926, 900. This
amount Included 100000 from the
class of 1897. and S1,231,7S4 from the
Rockefeller Foundation for the use of
school of public health.
! The membership of the committee
appointed by President Lowell in ac-
CordanCe with the vote passed by the
| board of ovorsccrs on June 5 Ito con-
slider and report to the governing
! boards principles and methods for
more effective sitting of candidates
for admission to the University" was
made public at the university today.
/ The following professors, representing
the various faculties, have been ap-
pointed:
| Chairman, Charles r. Grandgent;
Henry Pennypa cker, chairman of the
committee on the admissions; ITheo-
dore Lyman, Dean Chester y. Green
ough. OF Harvard College: Paul J.
Sachs, Dr. Roger I. Lee, Harry A.
Wolfson, Samuel Williston, Lawrence
J. Henderson, Milton J. Rosenat. Har-
ry L. Clifford Dean Wallace b, DON
| ham of the faculty of business admin
istration, Dean Henry w. Holmes Of
the Graduate School OF Education.
Election of the following to the
! board of overscers was announced:
| DR.. William sydney Thayer of Balti-
more; Charles a. Coolidge of Boston:
Samuel $. Drury, headmaster of st.
! Pauls school, Concord, y. H.; Henry
James of New York and Speaker Ben
! iamin LornS Young of the Massachu-
sets House of Representatives. Three
directors of the Alumni Association
were chosen. They were William
| Camerson Forbes of Norwood; Rich
ard r. WigGlesworth of Milton and
Henry s. Dennison OF birmingham.
1t was almost shutdown before the
wind abated sufficiently for the pre-
liminary races to be rowed. Yale
won the substitute combination event
at two miles by IL lengths, in IL
minutes. 81 seconds.
| Harvard led for the first half mile
but Yale, rowing a lower stroke had
Il two length lead at the mile and
continued to draw away TO the finish.
| Havards graduate eight then de-
featcd The Yale Alumni by a length
in the half mile race. The first start
was nullifed when a Yale grad broke
his oar hut on the second attempt
the crimson went into the lead and
was never headed.