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Rutgers' victorious team based its case on the proposition that the Arabs were not responsible for the plight of the Jews and that therefore they should not have to bear the full brunt of the solution of the Jewish problem...
Regular meet events will be altered slightly to enable all of the men, some of whom have never swam competitively, to take part. Four upper Freshmen, Grover, Sicular, Phinny, and Chamberlin, are expected to carry the brunt of the load until they join Coach Hal Ulen's varsity in February, although the lineup for today will not be decided upon until immediately before the meet...
Although the squad has twelve men on it, Berg expects the five to carry the brunt of the work during the coming season which officially opens Saturday night against the M.I.T. Jayvee...
Today, with only 10 or 15 applications coming in each week, a new applicant is immediately offered a choice of residence--the Brunswick Hotel, in Copley Square in Boston; or Harvardevens Village, 32 miles from Cambridge. It is these new housing projects that are bearing the brunt of the burden...
Though the great brunt of all student employment falls within the library and maintenance departments, there are numbers of unclassified part-time jobs that fall into the same run of inadequacies. The routine run on restaurant and sales jobs in the Boston area has grown with the realization that only outside the University can the undergraduate find an hourly wage rate high enough to cover spiralling expenses. The average $.75 hourly rate on the outside is a big boost over the University's $.55 But the convenience of University jobs, plus the possibilities of combining study with work, makes this...