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a student, please contact Professor Trelawney, my course supervisor,
who will vouch for the quality of my work. And should you require anything
further from me to process or expedite this request, please do not
hesitate to contact me. As you can imagine, I really want to be in the
familiar surroundings of home as quickly as possible. Thank you in
advance for your consideration, and I hope to hear good news soon.
Yours sincerely,
Benjamin Glantz
21 December 1989
Dear Mr Glantz:
Thank you for yours. Following our initial telephone conversation, I
contacted the rest of the Rhodes Supervisory Committee.
We see no reason to deny your request for a suspension of the Rhodes
Scholarship, and we sympathise with your desire to return to your family
with all due speed. We will expect you back in Oxford in October of
next year. Please contact me no later than August 15, 1990, to confirm
your intent.
Please accept the condolences of the Rhodes Committee, as well as my
personal best wishes to you.
Yours,
Mr William Bowman
Chairman, Scholarship Supervisory Committee of the Rhodes Foundation
Trust
22 December 1989
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To Sir Peter Allham, Rector of Aubrey College:
As you requested, I am providing you with a status report of our
investigation one week after its commencement.
I am afraid that this report finds us no further along than we were
one week ago. We found no usable fingerprints in Dr Dimbledon’s
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