Word: havener
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Meanwhile, Dean William C. DeVane down at Yale had decreed that no classes would be held at the New Haven school on either the Harvard or the Princeton Saturdays. To spread the academic loss, classes that would have met last Saturday, were held Friday at the expense of regular Friday schedules...
...hour after the game the crestfallen Brown coach Rip Engle ventured that "if the Crimson line plays the way it played today, Harvard will have a good chance at New Haven." Further he would not go, pointing out that Saturday's conditions were far different from the mud of the Bowl the week before, and that his team was "up" against the Crimson for its third game...
...Schuylkill Haven, Pa., voters were disconcerted to learn that they had elected to their borough council a John McHarty, Republican, who did not exist...
...Schedule: Dec. 11, R. I. State-Brown Relays (informal); Dec. 13, Tufts at Medford (informal); Jan. 10, Tufts and Northeastern (informal); Jan. 31, Millrose Games at New York; Feb. 7, Army and Princeton at West Point; Feb. 14, B. U. and Northeastern (informal); Feb. 21, Yale at New Haven; Feb. 23, IC4A at New York; Mar 6, Nonagonals at Boston Garden...
...breakdown of the undergraduates into group after self-sufficient group is probably the most significant psychological factor in the College today. Schizophrenia, it might be called, and it is unique and potent: not even the most basic conception of "school spirit" serves in Cambridge as it does at New Haven or Princeton to tie atomized particles of the student body together. Here one proud band isolates itself behind the classic walls of its clubhouse, another huddles around its extra-curricular typewriter, a third feeds rich tears to its social conscience twice a day; only the haphazard democracy of the monitor...