Word: 1b
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Since it is required for all freshmen, General Education Ahf heads the list with 1205 men. Following are social Sciences 2 (552), Humanities 2 (447), Economics 1 (415), Math 1 (390) Gov. 1b (366), and the rest of the required "elementary" courses...
Government 1b, while more popular than Government 1a, still dropped to sixth place with 366 men against last spring's 444 man second. Humanities 4 went from third (429) to thirteenth with 273 men, while Humanities 2 moved from sixth place to third...
...Crimson took both the varsity and freshman meets. The varsity won 24 to 8, with Graff beating Muggis in the 123 1b, class and Seymour winning the unlimited over Bates for MIT's only victories. Scorers for the Crimson were: 180 1b. class, Forn; 137 1b, class, Hiam; 147 1b, class, Adams; 157 1b, class, Miller; and 177 1b, class, Colbert...
...Yardling wrestlers were successful. Winners were: 123 1b. class, Herrara; 130 1b. class, Keating; 137 1b. class, Burnaman; 147 1b. class, Cole; 157 1b. class, Brawley; 167 1b. class, Hooke; 177 1b, class, Hardling; and unlimited, Quartarone. They gave the Yardlings a 36 to 0 victory over the MIT freshmen...
Second man Dave Watts lost to National Veterans Champion Harold Kaese, 1/1 to 11, 15 to 18 and 15 to 11. Hadden Tomes was beaten by George Pendergrast 1/1 to b, 1b to 7, and 15 t 11. Charlie Elliott lost to Neil Powell 1b to b, 1b to 7, and 1b...