Word: buckings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Despite all the objections, real and imaginary, to longer library hours, Paul H. Buck, the new Director of University Libraries, has answered one of the under-graduate's most frequent requests. In an unexpected release, Mr. Buck announced today that, beginning January 5, Lamont would remain open until midnight on weekdays, and from 2:00 to 10:00 p.m. on Sundays...
...Buck's only stipulation is a reasonable one: a sufficient number of students must use the extended hours. Although the Student Council last week expressed doubt that there was enough need to justify additional hours, other reports seem to indicate that the change is a welcome one. Almost two-thirds of the freshmen class questioned last spring indicated that they could not study in their rooms after 10:00 p.m. At Yale and Princeton, furthermore, administrators report that libraries are well populated between ten and midnight. The requests for longer hours at Harvard may, of course, be the work...
...present, however, there is no indication that students will not make use of the longer study hours. In the first months of his administration, Mr. Buck has responded to a long-felt student need. He has proved that Lamont Library was not only designed and built for undergraduates, but that it will also do everything possible to serve them...
Lamont Library's hours will be extended until midnight, Monday through Fridays, and from two until 10 p.m. on Sundays, Paul H. Buck, Director of the University Library, announced yesterday. The new program will go into effect on Jan. 5. Saturday's hours will remain the same...
Princeton uses the single-wing also, but the Caldwell version is similar to Jordan's only in that they have the same name. Harvard relies for the most part on the power-play--the smash up the middle or off tackle, using little deception. Princeton uses a buck-lateral sequence, a fullback spin series, and a whole cluster of deceptive, crowd-appealing plays...