Word: harvard-columbia
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...only the recent tradition of close Harvard-Columbia games which suggests that today's contest will be anything but a one-sided slaughter. Columbia has possibly the worst team in the Ivy League; they lost ther season opener to Lafayete, 14 to 10--and that was Lafayette's first victory in 15 games. Last week they were smeared by powerful Princeton...
John F. Kennedy '40 made his last visit to Harvard as a football fan. Taking a balmy Staurday afternoon off from politicking and official business, the President attended the first half of the Oct. 19 Harvard-Columbia football game...
Aside from the Harvard-Columbia battle of co-champions in New York, the choicest League offering is at New Haven, where Yale entertains Cornell...
Records say that Harvard and Columbia were Ivy League co-champions in 1961, but the score of last year's Harvard-Columbia game says that the Lions were a better team at least early in the season. Columbia trounced the Crimson 26-14 in Cambridge...
...Khrushchev admits that whenever he says "triumph of socialism" he means world empire for Russia. Unfortunately, Mr. K never admitted anything of the sort. As a look at the footnotes will show, the sentence is not from one of Khrushchev's speeches but from a study done by a Harvard-Columbia Research Group for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The Editors' attempt to pass the quotation off as a bit of authentic Krushcheviana is not strictly ethical...