Word: haven
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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While Harvard will never become a bicycle haven such as Radcliffe, if it were to become scooterized, Cambridge would have less to complain about in traffic and parking matters. Hopefully, the Harvard and Radcliffe Administrations will not continue to ignore the problems of its motorized and pedaling students. A joint or "tandem" policy is in order...
...College offered him a baseball berth, but it had no divinity school. Yale had one, so it was to Yale that Stagg went, aged 22, with $32 to his name. He always ran from job to class to garret-largely because he had no overcoat to keep out New Haven's raw, dank cold. He kept up this habit of running wherever he was going until 1957, when, at 94, he fell and skinned his nose. Said he last week: "I may get back...
...Result: many a creditor carried his jobless customers to save himself the trouble and cost of repossession-and usually got his money when the customer's lot improved. Says the vice president of a Cleveland bank: "Our psychology is different from what it was in the 19303. We haven't gotten panicky this time. If a man had a steady record and didn't go to Florida when he was laid off but came in and talked to us, we carried him until...
...likely, according to his son, Delaney Kiphuth, who is director of athletics at Yale, that Kiphuth will remain in New Haven and perhaps serve in an advisory capacity to the new swimming coach, who will be nominated before the Board of Athletic Control...
Violations of major parking and registration rules have occurred with less frequency than ever before. Police Sergeant Carl Ikels said, "We have given very few tickets this year, although we always catch all violators. We haven't had to go as far as we intended...