Word: cunningham
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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They are: Roger A. Cunningham '42 L '48, Thornton G. Edwards L'49, Ray Garrett, Jr. L'49, Donald C. Lubick L'49, Frederick B. MacKinnon L'48, and Joseph P. Morray...
...Cunningham and Morray both graduated from the Law School with honors. Morray is now attending the Law School of the University of Paris, while Cunningham has been with a Boston firm since his graduation...
This vagueness, of course, is one of the strongest weapons the "crusaders" can muster. Bill Cunningham's Sunday denunciation of an M.I.T. professor is a good example: . . ."It appears he did do a little speaking around in parlors and such to quiet, if not secret, gatherings got up by dimly defined females, identified, like queens and red light denizens, by only first names. Officially, this man's profession is teaching young Americans." Apparently if you can't accuse a man of anything definite, he is considered guilty on the spot...
Mere size is not a factor; witness Frank Cunningham, the great 160-pounder who stroked the 1946 boat, or Ollie Filley, who stroked that 1947 Jayvees although he weighed only...
Roland J. Gibson '51 is supposed to be president of the tribunal, but his right to serve may be challenged, since he is also the "accuser." If he is eliminated, Lee D. Cunningham '51 will take over the presidency from...