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Out of the boisterous chaos of the weekend, there emerged this Monday morn a number of incontrovertable facts bearing comfort and enlightenment to the Yale community. 1. Bob Hall is still Yale's Chairman of the Board of Athletic Control and Director of Athletics and we are very glad of...
His new peace proposal was a quickly juggled anagram of all the old ones. The Russians continue to insist on a toothless international inspection program-i.e., Russia wants to do its own inspection of its armament-and on the abolition of atomic weapons before a large-scale reduction of...
Yale's abolition of spring football practice is only a part of an investigation which may lead to the ending of all Eil out-of-season sports, Athletic Director Robert A. Hall told the Crimson last night.
Concerning the possibility that other colleges might not follow Yale in its abolition of spring football, Hall said "We're not asking other schools to do what we do. We just think that the game has become too specialized and has too much emphasis on perfection. That's why we...
"Abolition by law of chain newspapers might have some merit," Erwin D. Canham, editor of the Christian Science Monitor, agreed. The other speaker, John H. Thomson, vice-president of the New England Newspaper Guild, said that harmful press censorship could also arise from business and advertising interests of the newspapers...