Word: crimson
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...investigators asserted that FBI loyalty reports were available only to the government, and had never been shown to the Yale administration, as charged by the CRIMSON last spring. They also announced the existence of affidavits from Yale deans, purportedly denying statements attributed to these deans in the CRIMSON, but the contents of the affidavits were not revealed...
Both the existence of undercover agents and FBI reports to the Yale faculty were previously denied in a letter sent to the CRIMSON by FBI director J. Edgar Hoover last spring. The CRIMSON has since maintained that Hoover's denials required specific documentation...
Then the job of contacting workers at the various college began. Here at Harvard, Jeremy C. Ulin '49 and Lawrence F. O'Donnell '49, a former CRIMSON editor, now at the Harvard Law School, undertook the tedious chore of enlisting Harvard sympathies for a Boston election. Partly because of the cosmopolitan group here and more because of an apathy even among the Boston residents, the work was slow. Now, O'Donnell reports, there is more interest in Hynes here, but there is still lots of room for anyone who wants to join the group. At Radcliffe, Linda Cabot...
...effect of the constantly shifting lineup has also been noticed in the mental attitudes of the players. The game with Dartmouth on Saturday was marked by the constant failure of the Crimson booters to beat their opponents to the ball. A brief moment of hesitancy when the ball is one the way can make an accurate pass go wild or to another player. Insecurity in a position, insufficient practice with the same eleven men, and a general air of discouragement seem to be the factors that are plaguing the freshman soccer team...
...Crimson fans who have become accustomed to seeing opponents take one squad off the field and send on another every time the ball changes hands will find that the Cross uses even less of a two-platoon system than Harvard. About two-thirds of the Holy Cross team goes both ways, as opposed to about half of the Harvard team...