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by Stephen Lewellyn
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One of the most distinguished
literary figures of the
20th century, T.S. Eliot
won the 1948 Nobel Prize
in literature. He studied
at Harvard University, the
Sorbonne and Oxford University.
In 1914, he established
residence in London and,
in 1927, became a British
subject. Eliot was the grandson
of W.G. Eliot, the first
president of the Board of
Directors of the University.
The annual T.S. Eliot Lecture
will be held at 4:30 p.m.
Oct. 24 in Holmes Lounge
in Ridgley Hall. The speaker
will be Sir Ferdinand Mount,
author and recently retired
editor of the London Times
Literary Supplement. His
talk is titled "Adlestrop
Continued: Poetry, Morality
and the Novel." Seating
is limited and reservations
are required. For more information,
call 935-5279.
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 Washington
University will be celebrating
its 150th anniversary in
2003-04.
Special programs and events
will be announced as the
yearlong observance approaches.
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