Word: exacts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Publicity Chairman Stephen L. Singer '57 said that the exact time and place has not been decided upon yet, but the auditions will definitely take place next week. Half of the entertainment at the affair will be student; the other half, professional...
...himself. Teamed with Trabert, Billy Talbert, a formful stylist at his peak, bounded all over the court to help the U.S. win the vital doubles point. Next day, Seixas made a belated comeback, and the U.S. finally beat Belgium, 4-1. Four to one, as it happened, became the exact odds the Aussie bookmakers were now quoting against the Americans in the cup finals...
This is twice as old as the proved age of his next-door neighbor, the primitive man from Folsom. Said Anthropologist Hibben: "This is not geological guesswork. It's an exact, mathematical method of dating. A great many skeptics did not believe man existed in the New World prior to 10,000 years ago. We now have incontrovertible proof...
...turf and the footing why the extended hand? Also we saw no motions between the young scientist (?) and the press box. I realize Harvard has a School of Mines but surely he was not looking for uranium in the Yale Bowl. Incidentally, one of his observations was at the exact spot on the six-yard Harvard line where Yale was in possession of the ball and unable to score...
...bound to happen sometime during the Christmas recess. Some parent, uncle, neighbor of friend in a worried voice, is going to ask just about every undergraduate: "Say, what's up with those Reds at your College?" His exact wording will vary with the care with which he reads the papers, but the attitude will be the same: honest concern over what the papers call the "mess" at Harvard, and the same kind of concern he felt last fall about the "mess" in Washington...