Word: bowlings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Thirdly, if there was disagreement between Hall and Yale it centered about the former's enthusiastic efforts to keep the Bowl filled (and the athletic budget balanced). It is true that this meant scheduling "name" teams, as the CRIMSON pointed out. It also meant selling tickets at reduced prices to a variety of local civic groups ranging from Rotarians to Camp Fire Girls; this sometimes led to a situation where Old Blues were sitting in the end-zone and Four-H Clubbers on the 50 yard line, and Old Blues obviously shook their heads at this...
...welcoming chairman of the Blue Key. It was a natural, they decided. Why not have Harvard play Princeton in New Haven after the regularly scheduled Yale-Princeton game. They could call it the All-Ivy Weekend, elect a queen, and hold an enormous formal that night in the Yale Bowl. Proceeds could go towards Yale's spring practice, expenses for Princeton's visiting alumni committees, and trainfare for the Harvard Band--which would play "God Save the King" at the Queen's coronation. A furtive attempt was made to transfer the Heptagonal track meet to New Haven so that...
...pyre of bricks and sandalwood sticks, the ashes are scattered on the sacred waters where the Jumna and Ganges meet. One brief, vivid shot shows most of the material possessions that the frail little man in the white loincloth left behind him: sandals and spectacles, a book and a bowl, a tinny dollar watch...
...suave Chinese eating is the use of chopsticks. With five minutes practice, nearly everyone can finish a meal with chopsticks his first try. The food really tastes better, too, because the chopsticks, made of dry bamboo, leave no metallic taste. And since the food is placed on an individual bowl of rice from the communal bowl, various sauces soak the rice, leaving an exciting composite of tastes...
...Mascot. Chaim Soutine, whose work hangs in many galleries, painted a portrait of Kiki, and soon other painters sought her out. Foujita, the Japanese artist with the rice-bowl haircut, sketched her a score of times. Kiki became a professional model. Artists liked to paint her because she always seemed gay, never whined in self-pity, and though dope, drink and uninhibited sex all touched her, she somehow kept a kind of innocence...