Word: interring
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Rockwood H. Foster '45, of Eliot House and Charles River, Massachusetts, is the squash captain for next year. One of the strongest men on the team, Foster finished the campaign by downing Princeton's ace, Longman, and then advancing as far as the quarter-final round in the Inter-collegiate Tournament at Dartmouth last week...
...clock opener, the final contest of the Inter-House loop, the Dudley five faces Leverett. Toppled from their league-leading porch last week by losing to Dunster while Lowell won its eighth straight game, the Bunnies can send the race into playoff by checking third-place Dudley...
...with the erection of the present Station. Now completely modernized and operating on the latest FBI syllabus, the Station takes advantage of its proximity to the University by enlisting local talent in many of its classes. The Police Training Center, for example, has just wound up a course in Inter-Racial Relations with Gordon Allport showing the policemen the sociological ropes. This is probably the first time a Harvard professor has been a visiting lecturer at a police station...
Athletics take various forms with the Bunnies. On the more conventional side is participation in intramural contests, at which Leverett aggregations have done better than average this year. The Inter-House Trophy still rests on the dining hall mantel on the strength of last spring's record...
Unlike the other brash new Houses, Adams is an aggregation of two old and gaudy student apartment dwellings and one new structure that shelters the library and dining hall, all inter-connected by an elaborate tunnel system. The swimming pool, and adjacent sun deck, are hold-overs from the days when the West-merly and Randolph wings were part of the fabulous Gold Coast...