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Harvard Considers the Problem of Cram Parlors

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There across the Charles River the Harvard student, Franklin D. Roosevelt, disciplined his mind for the grave responsibilities of today. There Lowell penned his poems against slavery; there Hawthorne wrote his "Scarlet Letter"; there Washington schemed to outwit the enemy; there Bell invented the telephone; there Rudy Vallee got his start. The New Yorker.

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