Word: halled
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...offense the Blues have Berenson. Both Hall and Plante agree that he is well on his way to becoming the league's newest and most exciting superstar. Says Hall: "Red's got every move in the book and then some. He's big. He skates like an express train, and he shoots as hard as anyone in the league, including Bobby Hull...
David Cochran '70, uncontested candidate for Briggs Hall president, worried that "a lot of people are complaining that I'm going to get first choice of rooms for next year." No one cares enough to oppose his candidacy--Briggsites apparently lack ambition with regard to the dorm power structure. One Cliflie said of Cochran, "He's a sucker...
...problems caused by a non-resident president would be handled by an executive secretary, a newly-invented post that will go to a Briggs Hall resident. The candidates for that office are Jill Curtis '71, and Luey D. Freedman '70. Miss Freedman regularly signs Cochran's interhouse slips. She hopes that being executive secretary will offer her "a new frontier to explore," because it is a brand new position...
...polled by the HPC favored the idea of optional coed living accommodations and almost half the Harvard students as well as 60 per cent of the Cliffies said they were willing to pack their bags and move next term. The crowds that gather for lunch every day at Lehman Hall and the huge number of Harvard students who make the trek to Hilles each night confirm just how eager students here are for informal coeducational contacts...
...Lowell House and Warren, Ohio, vice-president; Dixon M. Butler '70 of Leverett House and Richmond, Va., treasurer; Marion Severynse '71 of North House and West Nyack, N.Y., secretary; Eric Beller '71 of Lowell House and New York, manager; and R. Scott Birdsall '72 of Strauss Hall and Fullerton, Calif., librarian...