Word: bostons
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Cliffies or no, undergraduate life is not the same at New Haven and Cambridge. One contributing influence is the proximity of Yale to New York as compared with the proximity of Harvard to Boston. Yale's former President Hanley once joked that the university's medical school had trouble because "the people in New Haven are so healthy, and the divinity school is faced with the problem of a town devoid of sin, or other elusive elements of life, inevitably leads him to New York...
Maillol's sculpture has seldom been shown in Boston, the museum points out. It is good to see Aphrodite and the muse hand in hand behind enemy lines...
Leonard N. Bebchick, a graduate of Yale Law School, is acting as temporary director of the Service, which has already received a grant of $5000 from a prominent Boston resident. Bebchick said the organization intends to prepare and distribute documented reports on the operation of past festivals and the preparations for the coming Vienna meeting...
...murder had been premeditated. Webster later conceded that he had struck Parkman with a stick of wood as a result of the later's abusiveness, but he stoutly maintained that he had not intended to kill him. The jury was out for only three hours. All Boston thrilled to see a Harvard professor kicking on the gallows of the Leverett Street jail...
Although Leverett House was once branded as a dope den by a Boston tabloid, and Confidential detailed the perversions of Claverly, Harvard is far from a hideout. Crime did have its big moments, though...