Word: hunts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Hastie drew attention last fall when he announced a plan to offer House endowment and facilities to College religious groups. The plan, when first presented, was opposed by both Douglas W. Hunt '55, Association president, and a majority of the cabinet. Later modifications by Hastie, including an agreement to put off any action until next year, resulted in the cabinet's giving the program tentative approval. The most controversial part of the plan, the offering of endowment funds to religious groups, was in effect eliminated when the religious groups refused such aid from Brooks House...
...Poets found that elaborate staging could be dispensed with, they also agreed that professional direction could not. Edward Thommen was hired by the ever-growing bank account as Managing Director. He formed the center for a core of theater professionals which now includes Miss Huntington, designer William Hunt, and poet-president Lyon Phelps...
...Sundaram, Cultural Attache of the Embassy of India, will discuss the role his country plays in world affairs on a panel of the United Nations Council tonight in Hunt Hall...
Architect Hermann Field, member of the U.S.'s most disappearing family, arrived in London with his wife Kate for a reunion with his sons, Alan, 9, and Hugh, 6. He had not seen them since 1949, when he plunged behind the Iron Curtain to hunt for his missing brother, Noel Field, onetime U.S. State Department official. Soon Noel's wife Herra also vanished. Then another Field was reported missing: Erika, Noel's adopted daughter. Released last October after five years in a Polish prison, Hermann Field spent a month "convalescing" in Poland, then continued resting in Switzerland...
Anderson entitles his report, "Witch Hunt in The Ivy League." He tells how in August 1952 a friend got him in touch with the father of "Terry McGovern. The father wanted no athletic scholarship at a midwestern institution for his son, but admitted great interest in Harvard, Yale, and Princeton...