Word: haves
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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There have been rumblings around the I.A.B. since last March that this season the varsity swimming team would beat Yale for the first time since 1938.
Harvard swimming followers have long felt frustrated at watching strong Crimson teams roll over routine opponents, then drop their annual match with Yale.
Of all the baubles and goodies that customarily make their appearance at this time of year, there are few that top the Gilbert and Sullivan Players' presentations for brightness and good cheer. Time after time, these offerings melt the stony hearts of joyless CRIMSON reviewers, even those who have never...
In an era of sputniks and international competition in almost every conceivable field, research programs have multiplied almost by necessity. But the steady rise in grants from the Federal government has also brought fear of possible Federal control of education.
Despite this unprecedented increase in funds, University scientists emphasize they have not lost any "large measure of authority." Harvard does not permit government secrecy to circumscribe any research, and generally does not accept projects initiated by the government, according to Jabez C. Street, chairman of the Department of Physics.