Word: pars
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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With the scale of its season reduced to a sane level, Harvard would be able to compete on a par with Ivy League opponents except for one item: there is no system of job guarantees at Harvard. Yale, Princeton, and Dartmouth all offer this much to prospective athletes. Harvard, apparently, wants nothing to do with official job guarantees to its football players. Such a plan involving no more than 50 men would probably hit stonewall resistance--but help for athletes in the form of honest jobs need not depend on favoritism of any sort...
...against Navy), the 220 yard freestyle, the 100 yard breaststroke in which the Gymnasts' one and two men have recorded 2:30.4 and 2:30.8 respectively, and the 100 yard freestyle. The times are very close to those of the locals and should place the two teams almost on par...
Eleven o'clock: History of Religions 101b is an interesting course. Arthur Darby Nock is a rather unique lecturer--no one should graduate without hearing him at least once--and his numerous guest lecturers are likewise above par (Harvard...
...contingent of new students already checked in at the Registrar's Office this week, however. Miss Ruth Davenport, Registrar, revealed that four new transfer students and seven former undergraduates who ar returning after an absence, added 11 new undergraduates to the student body. This number, she said, is at par with last year's when 12 new students checked in at the College...
...sidelines which so far have not been profitable, such as home waves (his "Rayve" was no match for "Toni"). He had also bought Jelcke margarine last year just when the margarine industry made its deepest price cuts in years. Even Pepsodent toothpaste, which Luckman himself had built to a par with first-place Colgate's, had again fallen behind. Like other soapmakers, Luckman had also been caught with inventory losses...