Word: musts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...knew that somehow I must get her out of all this...
Suddenly one night, as I was walking beside Peter up Garden Street, it hit me. He was chaperoning. Him. My buddy. I ran all the way back to the room. I must know. "Snyde," I pleaded with him, "What is it? You've got to tell me. If you don't, who will...
Naked, confronted by a world they have faced only in these moments of confessed idiocy, they must retreat blushing. As perhaps the Lampoon's greatest admirers, we can but suggest that its late membership seek new outlets--the Advocate, or perhaps, for the more ambitious, the Yearbook...
...anxious to prepare for the junior examination which would make them eligible for Honors again. In short, there are a certain number of non-Honors "types" in the College, and they are often as creative and productive members of the community as the scholars. Clearly, academic policy must include provisions for this group...
Thus, there is no avenue of advancement for young tutors interested in History and Lit; if they wish to survive, they must devote their time to a department. Under the present system, there can be no such thing as a full-time History and Lit man; the tutors are almost all quite young; there is a rapid turn-over; and senior professors, no matter how sincere their interest and concern for History and Lit, have too many departmental demands on their time to take even one or two tutees in the field. If History and Lit is to survive...