Word: 7th
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...same time, Robert Hall, Yale's Athletic Director, announced that a ninth game had been added to Yale's 1953 football schedule, with the Elis playing Temple at New Haven November 7th...
...notice that the author of your editorial "Pre-Med Muddle," in the CRIMSON of Friday, November 7th, makes no reference to the Board of Tutors in Biochemical Sciences. It should be noted that, although the Board of Tutors is primarily concerned with concentrators in Biochemical Sciences, members of the Board frequently confer with students concentrating in other fields who plan to apply for admission to Medical School, and are prepared to do so in other cases by appointment with students who wish to see them. Appointments can be made at 27 Holyoke House between 9 A.M. and 1 P.M., Monday...
Last month, when the Eighth Army won Triangle Hill and Sniper Ridge, on the rugged sector north of Kumhwa, it was a joint effort by South Koreans and by Americans of the U.S. 7th Division (TIME, Oct. 27). Later, Triangle as well as Sniper was taken over by Koreans of the ROK 2nd Division, commanded by Lieut. General Chung II Kwon, who last week was appointed deputy commander of Major General Reuben E. Jenkins' IX Corps.* Chung's men stood fast against continuous Chinese probes, and General Mark Clark, on a tour of the front lines, praised them...
...Iron Triangle" (Kumhwa-Chorwon-Pyongyang). Two miles east of Triangle is Sniper Ridge. Beyond them to the north towers a much higher peak called Papa-san; the three together form a strong Communist bastion on the rugged central front. Last week the 31st Regiment of the U.S. 7th Division attacked Triangle, while South Koreans of the 2nd ROK Division stormed Sniper...
...first day's assault on Triangle went badly, and the 7th's doughfeet were pinned on the steep, sandy slopes. Eventually they drove the Chinese off the top and dug in behind barbed wire and sandbags, hauled up on a hastily built cable railway. Thus protected, their machine-gunners mowed down wave after wave of counterattacking Chinese. Their mortar-men put smoke shells on Papa-san to blind the enemy spotters there, and U.N. planes blasted the Chinese assembly points. This week the Reds drove the Americans and ROKs back in a desperate night counterattack; but when...