Word: comps
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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RushingAtt. Yds. Grana 8 53 Taylor 5 36 Bassett 6 26 Stringer 6 25 Bartl 5 23 Harshbarger 3 15 Hatch 4 10 Passing Att. Comp. Yds. Bassett 6 5 77 Bartolet 1 1 15 Humenuk 1 0 0 Receiving Ct. Yds. Hudepohl 3 43 Taylor 3 44 Punting Punts Yds. Taylor 2 61 Scoring TD PR Kick Taylor 1 1-1 0-0 Grana 1 0-0 0-0 Hudepohl 1 0-0 0-0 Bartl 1 0-0 1-0 Hartranft...
...setting of course, helps make this pulp intriguing: your room. Elsie's. The Brattle. And where else could you audit such courses as Comp. Lit 248, Modern Forms of Ambiguity, in which "we shall consider how the trends, first synthesized in Dostoevsky, later developed separately by Conrad, Gido, Joyce, and Proust, finally became re-integrated again in the novels of William Faulkner." That might not be great satire, but at least it sounds familiar...
...Pincus-Rock study 18 per cent of the women comp of unpleasant side effects. Since the symptoms almost always appeared when the patient became accustomed to the pills, believed that most of the problems were psychological. reactions were not at all consistent. About 30 per cent of the reported a decline in Libido, but about the same number increase. Some gained weight and some lost. But, regardless complaints, 39 per cent of the women felt that their general had improved; only 10 per cent felt worse...
...these kinds of people and mice co-exist in the CRIMSON. Add the candidates who came last night, plus the candidates who will come tonight, include free beer, and you will have another example of the comforting and comfortable kind of chaos which marks the beginning of any crime-comp...
Even with the five half-units of Hum and Comp Lit courses included, the 1960-61 total of 13 is the smallest since the 20 in 1956, and falls far below the figure of 23 reached is both...