Chaperon James W. D. Seymour Oversees Radcliffe Plays
Harvard ’17 alumnus James W. D. Seymour earns trust of Radcliffe and Harvard deans as the sole chaperon for dramatic clubs. He coaches both colleges and ensures proper conduct during rehearsals in Harvard Yard, earning the title “The one man with whom Radcliffe girls are safe.”
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Boston public schools use MacLaughlin and Van Tyne United States history as a reference book not a text, while New York debates its objectionable content. The volume includes cartoons of Lincoln and Wilson and a dramatized Battle of Bunker Hill passage drawing critique.
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