Word: existing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...House plan--the center of life at the College--have determined to have a House of their own, both in name and in facilities. In a short time the House Committee may officially petition the University to have the name changed to "Dudley House." The commuter has resolved to exist no longer on the fringe of a great University.ROBERT FISCHELIS '49 2G, graduate secretary of the non-resident center...
Even more superficial is the present distinction between major and minor sport athletes. There is no reason why such a distinction should exist, except perhaps for the fact that major sports are usually the money-making ones. Minor sports require as much time and egort as major ones, and the present policy is unjustifiably discriminatory...
...wealthy football player and it is just as ridiculous to pay those of the wealthy lacrosse player. The argument that these men should be recompensed for the time they spend practicing for the glory--both spiritual and financial--of Harvard falls flat if one considers that athletics exist primarily for the benefit of the participant. Athletes generally play because they like to play...
...University could have raised for a memorial, would have been better spent for some constructive, practical purpose. If there is any justification for the present memorial at all, it is that those whose names it bears died in the cause of ideals without which the University could not exist...
Fourth: The statement "no permanent faculty member is willing to take the job" was not meant to imply that anyone was officially offered the post. Of course, this is Impossible since the jobs do not yet exist. The CRIMSON'S Information is, however, that many permanent faculty members questioned about the post said they would not take it and that, in fact, the sub-committee on House Deans, of which Dean Bender is a member, is now reconciled to using non-permanent appointees. Whether or not these men would be "able and mature" was not the question...