Word: hubbards
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Captain Walt Greeley, Weiland will have a good first line returning to the ice as soon as Dick Clasby is able to play. Amory Hubbard, high scorer last year with 17 goals and 11 assists, will be back at left wing...
...Hasty Pudding Show this week starts officially on its 105th Production. This year's book was written by John Hubbard, '53, Powell Cabot, '53, and Douglas Bunce, '52. The score is by Blair Weill, '53. The show opens all the positions in its cast, and production staff to all sophomores, juniors and seniors in the college, not on probation. The casting will start on October 6th, but starting today the available production staff openings will be filled. Any undergraduates interested should leave their name at the Pudding office...
...most startling example of the new Lampoon is an article by John Hubbard called Wolf in Fold. Penetrating and well-written, it is an expose of Communist infiltration into one of the least likely spots--the administration of the Boy Scouts of America. Hubbard explains how a young Tenderfoot caught one of the Commies red-handed, but the article leaves no doubt that there are still many more left...
...Although Hubbard's is the only piece of original journalism in the issue, the Lampoon has printed stories by two unique fiction writes. Good-bye Bellaphone by Douglas Bunce, for instance, is representative of the newest trend in short stories. It is confusing, obscure, and very difficult to finish. And the other story, The Great American Novel by John Train, is quite puzzling, although in this case there is enough fast-moving action to make the piece interesting on the first level...
...figure to periodical readers; to devotes of "Scientific American" he is known as a top-notch organic chemist, to the faithful of the "Boston Pilot" he appears as the arch-enemy of the parochial school system, and to those who buy the "Chicago Tribune" he is a minister Mother Hubbard nourishing a band of "Red fellow-travelers" under the guise of academic freedom...