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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Crimson defenseman Pete Summers, who has been shifted to wing on the second line by coach Cooney Weiland, has developed a case of tonsilitis and may or may not be able to start tomorrow. If he isn't, Art Noyes will probably play on the line with Bob Owen and Joe Crehore...
...like to try and spell out what makes South Pacific so much the product of our time and country . . ." At this point, Bernstein is apt to drop his expressive hands helplessly and conclude: "There are millions of things I want to do. I'm afraid there just isn't time for all of them...
...rise was meteoric. In less than two years he was Minister of Fuel and Power, responsible for nationalizing Britain's coal mines. (Urging fewer baths to conserve coal, he once joked: "Personally, I've never had a great many hot baths myself. Anyway, what's underneath isn't seen by anybody.") In 1950 he became Minister for Economic Affairs, then Chancellor of the Exchequer when ailing Stafford Cripps resigned. Forced to find the money for rearmament in his first budget, he courageously slashed expenses of the welfare state, imposed charges for spectacles and false teeth under...
Both Maurice Balboni and Dick McLaughlin, whom White says will be "very good when they get going," have won assignment to first defense. The fight for net-minding duties has been less conclusive: goalies Harry Pratt and Dick Cleary have alternated in games so far. John White isn't worried because the issue is not yet settled...
...maintain our athletics-for-all program? How much more laboratory and classroom space, how many more lecture halls holding 500-1,000 will have to be provided and where will the new buildings be placed? And what is the city of Cambridge going to say? The Yard isn't going to get any bigger, although there is, admittedly still some vacant space in front of University Hall, and we are hemmed in on all sides by the city...