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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...extent of Roosevelt's extracurricular interests can be seen in a list of his activities. He belonged to the Fly Club, the Hasty Pudding, the Institute of 1770, the Dickey, the Signet Society, the Social Service Society, the Political Club, the Yacht Club, the Glee Club, the Memorial Society, the St. Paul's Society, and the Harvard CRIMSON...
...turn his back on things social. He was impressed enough to write home once: "THE CROWN PRINCE OF SIAM was at the game, and came to the FLY after it for some 'afternoon tea,' i.e. a little champagne!" And while heading the CRIMSON, he refused to stop running the list of men who made the various clubs. (The next year's editors stopped "that concession to snobbery.") Democratic though he was, he remained a gentleman in the Roosevelt tradition...
Theodore D. Moskowitz '58, director of the drive, will present the list of "suggested" charities divided into the categories of religious, children's, internationally-minded, and student organization's plus a general group including several national health charities...
...Crimson's startling rebound last night was slightly reminiscent of last season when the varsity dropped its opener to Providence and then came back with six straight wins. However, the schedule is somewhat tougher this year: Clarkson, St. Lawrence, Michigan and Minnesota are next on the list. And unfortunately these teams will not give the sextet two periods to find its scoring punch. Cooney Weiland's boys will have to take up where they left off in the Arena last night
...well in others. He refused to bow down to the college fetich of classical studies. Even on his entrance examinations, he appears to have chosen that course of requirements which contained the minimum of classics and the maximum of mathematics, for on the freshman rank list he is among the very few members of the class who were in the advanced section in the latter subject. He took one third of his courses in the modern languages, and a large number of courses in natural history...