Word: existentionalism
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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The value, and even necessity, of the arts is accepted as axiomatic, and serves as a clear example of the way in which Putney uses the community as an instrument of persuasion and education. Jazz was for a long while virtually non-existent, not because of any ban, but because...
The solutions to this problem are several, if anyone cares to seek them. It is obvious that the University could allow students to join the other residents of Cambridge on equal terms, parking on one side of the street. But since the University was conceived in a Puritanical tradition which...
Too battered to put up much of a fight against the speedy Eli attackmen, the defense permitted men to break free in front of the goal during the whole game. Crimson clearing was almost non-existent, a sharp contrast to Yale's accurate clearing, which quickly moved the ball up...
Since this was the first meet of the season for the varsity, coach Bob Pickett moved all his men up a weight classification, rather than force them to shed poundage this early in the season. Tom Myers and Dave Skeels produced the big points for the varsity, each registering five...
All week he has emphasized offense, especially pass offense, which heretofore has been virtually non-existent. Yesterday he had Dick McLaughlin and Walt Stahura practicing long passes.