Word: haven
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Campus Police Chief John H. Bowers warned that any students from Cambridge participating in major disturbances on New Haven streets will be turned over to Harvard officials for disciplinary action...
When the Oldest College Daily announced last Spring that it would suspend Saturday publication, we sympathized, suggested that "neither God nor Country operates on a five day week," and published a series of CRIMSON New Haven editions. The OCD did not take the hint, and declared they would print only on Saturdays when there were Big Doings. Since then the News, except for continually running fake pictures of Crime editors, has barely done enough to justify publishing five days of the week. In a number of articles they have, in effect, invited us to analyse them in return, a pompous...
...easy way out. Running through the first 49 papers of the fall term, we find that 16 of the lead stories concern sports, five reported speeches, and ten were of the type born in the University News Office. Seven more were routine coverage of the floods and New Haven politics. Of the nine which showed even a glimmer of reportorial originality, most were concerned with such earth-shaking events as the apprehension of a pilferer in the locker room, or the towing away of large numbers of automobiles by the police. In fact, out of 49 opportunities for constructive reporting...
...possibility of the new library's being located at High and Wall Streets received a boost this week when C. H. Sanford, Yale Business Manager, indicated that one of the New Haven high schools bought by Yale may be used to alleviate administration building space...
These traces of the "gracious living" of the late thirties are two of the most obvious indications that Yale is well on the path to what the New Haven university's administrators like to call "post-war normalcy...