Word: iii
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Abiding by National Collegiate Athletic Association rules, Washington University of St. Louis scheduled for October 11, will hold practice for 30 days. Article III. Section VIII of the NCAA Constitution states, "organized post season practice in football shall be limited to 20 sessions in a period of 30 days...
...pull itself up by the roots. A town called New Ellenton was started from scratch twelve miles away. Most of Ellenton's Negroes moved there, loading their old shacks on giant gooseneck trailer trucks. But the village's white residents scattered-"the D.P.s of World War III," they call themselves. New Ellenton was too much of a boom town for their taste; its population reached 4,000 within a few months. Some of its business enterprises: Atomic Motor Sales, Oak Ridge Grocery, Atomic Drive...
...Radcliffe quad. They were sentenced for murdering their masters who happened to live on "Tory Row" (Brattle St.), a despised section of town. A second orgy, just as violent yet jubilant, occurred when the citizens built a marvelous bonfire into which they contemptuously cast a printed speech of George III. Another attraction was the frequent sermons of the celebrated English clergyman, Rev. George Whitefield who, being refused the use of the meeting house, turned the Common into a miniature Hyde Park...
...outstanding Harvard R.O.T.C. students are now attending a weekend centennial celebration at West Point. They are William J. Burns '53 and Eugene S. Field '53. Both were chosen from the members of Military Science III for their proficiency in that department and also their general class standing...
...Previewed World War III...