Word: mets
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...matter for immediate action, was the problem of elementary schooling for faculty children. Many professors, dissatisfied with the crowded Cambridge schools, feel obligated to send their children to private schools from kindergarten on up, a severe financial drain on already-constricted budgets. A number of universities have met this problem by setting up experimental grade schools as part of their Schools of Education...
...church's nine vestrymen had met previously and voted Melish out-because of his liberal policies. Melish, who is assistant rector, condemned the vote as illegal because of the lack of a quorum. He then appealed to Bishop DeWolfe. His argument was disregarded and the substitute appointed...
...repatriated major who had admitted germ warfare charges is at first considered merely a Communist, then a psychological case, and is finally completely justified when all of the facts are brought to light through the assiduous efforts of the investigating colonel. The problem might have been more honestly met had the facts not been quite so favorable for the major, but, on the other hand, it would be difficult to build a play around a man with no better justification. As it is, the gradual discovery of the major's true reasons makes excellent drama. Even a coincidence reminiscent...
While the varsity has met no top caliber opponent since its convincing 6-3 victory over Navy in mid-December, it is evident that individual players have improved since then...
Freeman tied for first going into the final round of the tournament, then met and lost to Mednis in what he termed "a swift and not very beautiful debacle." "My win over Lyman was very unfortunate," Freeman said, "for I had no chance of winning...