Word: hearings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Council's case against the N.S.A. may be a valid one; to date, however, the current Council has shown no willingness to hear an adequate presentation of both sides of the issue. Until such a discussion is held and all of N.S.A.'s defenders are given a chance to speak, Harvard's status in N.S.A. should not be considered finally settled, despite the Student Council Executive Committee's statement to the contrary...
Derek T. Winans '60, Chairman of the Harvard Freedom Council, whose request to address the Council was turned down last night, termed the Executive Committee action an attempt to postpone discussion until "the N.S.A. issue dies down." The Council is "under an obligation," he added, to hear his and others' protests now, because of the "hasty manner in which the subject was handled last Monday...
Cambridge zoning restrictions may not control the height of University buildings, according to the findings of a State Superior Court Master appointed to hear a case involving the Armenian Holy Trinity Church of Boston. The Armenian group plans to build a church on Brattle...
...blasted British dew" finally let up after two days of continuous drizzle. Hundreds of people sloshed through the ankle-deep mud to the grandstands, where soaked seats sold for three guineas. Hundreds of others, even whole families, perched gingerly on the river banks, peering through binoculars, straining to hear loud-speaker announcements, and giving seemingly apathetic British cheers...
...crowded hour with popular classes. The two hundred and twenty-five elect who made it into Comp Lit 166 will file into Longfellow Alumnae with a sizeable vanguard of embittered auditors to hear Professor Guerard launch his whirlwind tour of modern novels from Bovary to Absolom. Fieser, Krall, et al, will start their annual purge of Harvard's pre-med ranks in Mallinc-krodt MB9. Expressly designed to separate the men from the boys, Chem 20 will again swell the number of English concentrators...