Word: nassau
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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They get quite a chuckle out of this little story back in Nassau Hall...
...geographical distribution of Nassau freshmen is also about the same as that of their Cambridge counterparts. About 42 percent of them come from the three states of New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Sixty percent of them went to private schools while 40 percent are high school graduates. This is markedly different from Harvard--here it is a 50-50 proposition...
...impression that Princeton is more of a rich boy's school than Harvard would, however, be unjustified. Fully 40 percent of the freshman class is receiving financial aid in some form. The Nassau Hall admissions policy has always been to accept freshmen without regard to their scholarship needs, and to worry about their finances later...
...present, he lives on the Indian-Tibet border, offering his life and knowledge to the people in that area. In Japan, the three Japanese fathers took, in refugees during the last war and helped to provide food and clothing to the homeless. Bishop Spence Burton '03 is serving in Nassau...
Alva "Red" Kelley, whose Brown team goes to Old Nassau next Saturday, speculated upon the near-impossibility of stopping Princeton's optional running pass. Representing single-wing power at its best, this play has Kazmaler throwing short to his blocking back, throwing long to an end, or running the ball. Kelley's only suggestion was to throw out a flanking end who would merely stand around and wait in the short-pass reception zone...