Word: eastern
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Winning over 24 Eastern colleges in two days of debating were Richard A. Anderson '56, Toby Citrin '56, Joseph E. Frank '56, and Vincent R. Larson...
...land and ruled with an easy hand. When Christophe died, Haitians gratefully turned their backs on the Emperor's ruthless labor discipline and embraced the subsistence economy Petion developed. Sugar production, 67,000 tons in 1791, dropped to 15 tons in 1826. The less populous, Spanish-speaking eastern end of the island broke away, resumed the old Spanish name Santo Domingo, and became the Dominican Republic. The world forgot the drowsy little island, and Haiti itself seemed somehow hypnotized for nearly a century, while rivers ran dry, land was worked out, men grew torpid, and government degenerated into...
Ulen will save his strength against Penn because he certainly will have to spend it at Dartmouth. Several Eastern Intercollegiate Swimming League coaches claim the Green will beat...
...injuries began when number one nordic event competitor, Captain Hans Vitzthum suffered a dislocated shoulder before the Eastern Divisional championship meet. Despite his loss, the team took second in the meet, thus clinching a place in the Senior Divisional Championships in March...
...pound crew is now a 155-pound crew as the result of a recent ruling made by the Eastern Association of Rowing Colleges. The group passed a rule raising the top weight limit of the lightweight crews to 160 pounds...