In the Graduate School

Seven Oxford and Cambridge men are studying in the various graduate schools of Harvard, it was learned yesterday, under fellowships awarded annually by the Commonwealth Fund.

A. F. Benn-Cooke and T. P. Fry are registered in the Law School, W. P. Barrett and W. G. Humphrey are studying in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, H. I. Coombs and E. T. C. Spooner are in the Medical School, and David Graham is enrolled in the Graduate School of Business Administration.

These men come to Harvard after having spent some time in their English universities, in many cases after receiving a degree there, and carry on research work here. Their status is slightly different from that of most visiting scholars in that they are afforded more freedom in choice of work than are the bulk of graduate students.