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...varsity match, Tom Wheeling and Bob Ornsteen rounded off their successful seasons by defeating their Big Green opponents, five and four, and four and three. The other win was provided by number six man Alan Steinert, one up in 19 holes. Steinert shot an eagle three on the fifteenth, and put a forward shot three inches from the hole...
...held by members of the academic world, the Society is today little known to the average undergraduate. This is due partly to its loosely defined status within the University and partly to the manner in which it has avoided drawing attention to itself. In 1948, on the fifteenth anniversary of its founding, a brief history of the Society was written for limited distribution by George C. Homans '32, Professor of Sociology, and Orville T. Bailey, a former professor at the Medical School. Another small booklet catalogued the accomplishments of all those who had been Junior Fellows up to that time...
Ornsteen, two down with five to go, won the fourteenth and fifteenth, but lost the next two. He went on to defeat Eli golfer Bob Wilford on the twentieth hole...
...Eighth Air Force's 96th Bomb Group at a ripe 36, led the first shuttle-bomb raid (from England to Russia and back), the famed Schweinfurt raids, flew 43 combat missions, became LeMay's director of operations in 1953, is now commander of SAC's Fifteenth Air Force...
During the first half of the Friday evening program in Paine Hall, this enthusism did not wholly make up for the general insensitivity of the performances. The Chorus sang first a selection of old rounds and canons, followed by short works of Fifteenth and Sixteenth century composers--Senfl, Hassler, and others less obscure. It is easy to overdo nuance in very early music, but the Chorus did not use enough. The impression was not that they were making a deliberate attempt to sing with great reserve, but rather that little careful thought had been given to the matter of dynamics...