Word: holdes
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...previous years, seniors in Adams House have not been permitted to vote for House representatives, since council representatives hold office for an entire semester after the seniors graduate...
Although it is too late to schedule a 35th anniversary game with Centre next fall, the Kentucky college fills all the qualifications for a 1957 or 1958 opponent. Its athletic director has said that "there isn't a stadium in Kentucky that could hold the crowd," and Boston observers predict that the contest would draw well in Cambridge too. The observation by Centre President Groves that "It's not like the good old days here; we play strictly amateur ball," would seem to dovetail perfectly with Harvard's football philosophy. This past year, moreover, Centre's small enrollment managed...
Dean Leighton emphasized yesterday that faculty members are required to hold scheduled classes on the day preceding Christmas recess, and students are expected to attend...
Plainly, this was one more move in the Communist gambit to force the West to deal with satellite East Germany as a sovereign nation. Britain, France and the U.S. got off blunt protests to Soviet Ambassador Georgy Pushkin, announcing that they would continue to hold Russia responsible "for the welfare and proper treatment" of all their citizens in the Soviet sector of Berlin. U.S. Ambassador James B. Conant went further. He hurried to Berlin, defiantly drove through the heart of East Berlin with U.S. and ambassadorial flags flying. "We will remain in Berlin until Germany has been unified," announced Conant...
...vote came on Faure's much-battered proposal to hold elections six months early. In his nine months, Faure had kept the economy stable and thriving, got the Paris Accords through the Senate, and provided the West with a sturdy friend in the person of Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay. But Faure had lost much of his right in his concessions to Morocco, most of the left in his hesitations in making the concessions. The Communists, who had saved him twice, had now changed their minds. His only sure supporters were Pinay's conservative Independents and the Catholic M.R.P...