Word: musts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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According to Solomon, the whole organization and success of the fund drive now rests largely on the two directors, and these directors must rely solely on the voluntary cooperation of undergraduate groups...
...varsity admittedly lacks the dynamic scoring punch it has been famous for over the past four or five seasons. To make up for this, the whole team, especially the forwards, must play a more cautious, cagey game, taking advantage of breaks and not giving the opposition chances for a breakaway. The tactics of falling back to the blue or red line and picking up the offensive man before forechecking is one which Coach Cooney Weiland would like to have his team use against all high-calibre opposition, not only the Russians...
Kelley said that his team knows that the Crimson is good. "Of all the teams we beat, Harvard gave us our hardest game. We have a lot of respect for them." He knows that his team must meet the pressure the varsity usually generates in the third period. Whether the Crimson defense can keep down the scoring is another matter. The Eagles tallied ten goals against R.P.I. and six against St. Lawrence, but were beaten, 6 to 1, by the undefeated Clarkson team which the varsity tied...
Supporting Dennis White '60, Dawson claims in an open letter that "the club needs fresh spirit, and White will give it the responsible leadership it must have to become a respected part of the University community. When I left office, the club was unified for an active election year, but the present administration has had no national speaker or general meeting...
...Darkness at Noon deals with issues that Bulganin must find preciously close these days. One can only guess how the intricacies of party theory confronted such malevolent characters as Beria and Malenkov. Certainly Koestler's 1938 psychological insights into the Communist-mind-at-work have modern and equally terrifying variants, which you not idly ponder as you leave Lowell House...