Word: fall
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...present plan as "None at all. I don't think the houses should get ahead of the Harvard committee in setting up their memorials," he explained. "However" he added, "since most of the other houses are doing it, it is quite possible that Kirkland will follow suit next fall...
Theme requirements in courses inaugurated last fall range from two or three a term to one a month. Most corrections are on the basis of ideas related to the course with little or no attention paid to writing ability. This is in sharp contrast to the Committee's recommendation that the English instructors, after being absorbed by the general education program, should discuss weekly themes in conference with each individual student. Though this ultimate goal will require time, the very fact that it is a difficult changeover necessitates early experimentation to locate the wrinkles so they may be ironed...
...wanderings of myriad graduates were not enough, the office is beseiged by a constant stream of telephone calls and mail queries about Alumni, living or dead. "We average more than 30 phone calls a day," stated Miss Patton, who has been in charge of the Office since the fall...
...story in the CRIMSON last week re-aroused in us the interest of the light-weights in a football team of their own. We played house football last fall and found it lacking in everything we 150-pounders like in the game. There is no reason why light men should not have a chance to play a good, fast brand of football on the intercollegiate level. For us, a 150-pound team would be safer than playing against some of the heavier men in the House league...
Jumping the gun on other Ivy League schools, another Crimson squad announced plans for spring training yesterday, as head cheer leader Jerry Spear '48 called for all men interested in leading Crimson cheering sections, come the pigskin parade next fall, to submit their names...