Word: excepts
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Harlow used that same setup this fall, except that instead of shifting into the single-wing, he would shift into an L formation if he elected not to run from the T. He never used a spinner (one of the Crisler essentials) because he built his attack around the straight-ahead over power of Vinnie Moravec. When Moravec got hurt, it was too late to scrap the system. Here is the biggest single problem facing Valpey: in order to employ the razzic-dazzle, split-second timing offensive he knows so well, he must find a fullback who can spin...
There was a good deal of rustic rostrum-thumping about the specter of "red fascism" as a world menace, something you'd expect to hear just about anywhere except in Littauer. But between these blasts he made careful and professorial defenses of the position of the United States. In the address, he kept to a general support of the Truman Doctrine. Our "imperialism" always has been pretty shoddy, he said, meaning that it has been half-hearted, naive, and oven sort of generous. He then took the occasion to compare our expansion and that of the Soviets--the Truman...
...efforts of the experts on testing, for the essential difficulty is not one of methodology--whether an examination is objective or subjective or a mixture. The examination systems is closely tied to the lecture system, to the whole modern tradition of Harvard education. Until that tradition is altered, examinations, except possibly for minor reforms, are here to stay...
...pole vault, with three men capable of 13 feet or so, is possibly the Crimson's strongest single event except for the 35-pound weight. Bud Lockett, of New Orleans, Bill Lawrence, and Owen Torrey, whose broken leg has mended, form the Varsity vaulting triumvirate...
...direction and acting aside-and sets and costumes were top-notch, too-the question of the play itself arises. As an early bit of Shaw it might be considered a preliminary study for "Man and Superman," except that, although it treats the same subject a large part of the time, with the same philosophy, it does not restrict itself to the specific point of the Man of Moral Passion being caught by the life force. "You Never Can Tell" gets off some heavy fire at the actual process of courtship that the later masterpiece disregards, and it also expresses some...