Word: joined
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...varsity will be stronger in several events, especially the pole vault, where freshmen Tom Blodgett and Jack Gougoutas along with Bennett will join Halaby and Dick Williams to make this a possible power event...
...Catholic, as Lebanon Presidents must traditionally be,* to align Lebanon with the West, and later to accept the Eisenhower Doctrine. No sooner had he done so than Nasser flew into nearby Damascus to merge Syria into his new United Arab Republic and fire the hearts of Lebanese Moslems to join in the same sort of positive neutrality. Moslem opposition leaders were alarmed at the way President Chamoun, who won a three-quarters majority in last year's parliamentary elections, now proposed to alter the constitution so that he might run for a second term when his six-year term...
...solutions to this problem are several, if anyone cares to seek them. It is obvious that the University could allow students to join the other residents of Cambridge on equal terms, parking on one side of the street. But since the University was conceived in a Puritanical tradition which viewed pleasure as sinful and convenience as decadent, such a simple solution is evidently impractical. In any case, it is obviously much more effective to promote town-gown relations by joining the town than by seeking rational solutions to non-existent problems...
...match yesterday afternoon, Ned Weld upset Tim Gallwey to win the third spot on the Harvard Prentice Cup group. Weld, who is one below Gallwey on the regular team, took the three-set match 2-6, 6-1, 6-2. He will join Junta, Sears, and three Yale players for the trip to England this summer to play the Cup matches...
Died. Oscar Torp, 64, President of the Norwegian Storting (Parliament), onetime (1951-55) Prime Minister, who disapproved Norway's traditional neutrality, influenced its decision to join NATO; of a cerebral hemorrhage; in Oslo...