Word: l
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Freddie Francisco" is Robert L. Patterson, ex-Hollywood scriptwriter and longtime newspaperman...
...made meteorites will be carried aloft in an Army version of the German V-2 rockets, it was announced by Dr. Fred L. Whipple, of the Harvard College Observatory today. These rockets will be part of the Army's efforts to study the behavior of projectiles in the sub-stratosphere, it was revealed...
Each of these eras of idealism was followed by a World War in which the idealistic striving for common ends reached new highs. The United States fought World War l, in theory at least, to save the world for Wilson democracy; it fought World War 11 as a matter o self-preservation of its democracy against a rising authoritarianism. After World War I, however, this notion returned to a complacent normalcy; materialism succeeded an idealism that had spent its energy in the right in this country reflects, in great measure, the fact that another unequalled war effort has once more...
Pulitzer prize winning poet Robert L. Frost captivated a packed house in New Lecture Hall yesterday afternoon as he spiced his annual recital with sly comments on the current political scene and gave a preview reading of part of his forth-coming book...
...until the meeting of the Associated Harvard Clubs in June was substantial progress possible. At that time the backers of the various proposals for was memorials presented their cases Representing the Council, Thomas L. P. O'Donnell had little trouble demonstrating the value of an Activities Center. In a University which boasted seventy-four extracurricular groups in 1941, only three of which had their own buildings and most of which were badly in need of additional space and equipment, the need of an Activities Center was obvious. In addition, the lack of a decent post-antiquity theatre for plays, concerts...