Word: establishments
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...from the current drive of the baseball, tennis, and golf teams for money to defray the expenses of their southern trips during spring vacation have occasioned this optimism, Getchell added. In addition, a specific bequest of $5,000 was given by W. Palmer Dixon '25, to establish a separate squash fund...
...delayed climax to the overseas expansion of European peoples into non-European areas. And almost everywhere else in the world the rise of native nationalism has checked that advance and in areas like Indo-China, thrown it into headlong retreat. As a technologically advanced Western nation, Israel could successfully establish itself as a bridgehead in the Arab world. But in an age of spreading nationalism, the hatred of neighboring Arab peoples for Israel may grow rather than decrease with the passage of time. The presence of hundreds of thousands of Palestinian Arab refugees in neighboring countries can be counted...
Perhaps the wisest answer to the College's problem would be to combine two suggestions made by former committees. Four years ago the University was urged to establish a studio for students interested in painting on their own, and to hire a teacher to give instruction to those wanting it. More recently many people have asked Harvard to make an agreement with the Art School of Boston's Museum of Fine Arts, by which College students majoring in Art could study at the museum's school for credit. Although Tufts College is already considering such an arrangement, there...
...preparation for next week's Colorado tourney, the Crimson has scheduled a practice session with the Boston Bruins at the Waston Rink Monday afternoon. Captain Coolege said last night that the team "hopes to make amends for last year's unsuccessful Wester tour and to re-establish the prestige of Eastern hockey...
Since the departments of Biology and Chemistry already give general courses in the field, many students have been forced to commute between Boston and Cambridge. By centralizing non-medical biochemistry here, the new program should eliminate and establish a less specialized field of study, John T. Edsall '23, professor of Biochemisty, said...