Word: filles
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Fullback Barous, a trackman in the spring, will handle most of the Redmen's rushing, along with senior Hal Bowers, who won his letters at halfback last season. Dick Wright and co-Captain Don Johnson will fill in at the halfback positions to give the team an experienced backfield...
...Department of Athletics has granted a reprieve to all students unable to fill their football ticket applications on Monday. The reddish brown application chutes to the right of the H.A.A. door on 60 Boylston St. will be open from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. today...
...Council decision, the election was held before the appointment of a representative to fill the vacancy left by Dodds. The Council further voted to move former secretary James G. Hatcher '56 of Dunster House and Morton, Ill., to the vice-presidency and elected Frank H. Baker '56 of Leverett House and Hartford, Conn., to Hatcher's secretaryship...
...energy generated escapes in the form of neutrinos-small, uncharged particles that pass through matter as if it were not there. Eventually, the star becomes hollow (in a sense) and collapses. Because of the density of its center (100 to 1,000 tons of its matter would fill a matchbox), the star's gravitation is extremely strong, and thus the collapse happens very fast. The star shrinks down to almost nothing in about one second. Then it blows itself to smithereens, giving off for a fortnight as much light as 200 million suns...
...ordinary nigger." The book's only homegrown villain, Colonel Condon, was booted from West Point after his third year for cheating on a French exam, now nobly carries on by bartering stolen food for his emaciated comrades' wristwatches. Standard Nazis, snarling or whining as occasion demands, fill out the cast on the long road to another prison camp and, finally, to Allied victory. Maybe I'm Dead lacks the dramatic pinnacles of truly stirring war fiction. Yet it is impressive for its inexorable credibility, and its very sketchiness gives it the fascination of daily war communiques, tersely...