Word: pasts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...past, Taylor noted, students have tended to spend too much time on the general beginning essay, at the expense of the textual criticism which followed. Now, a two hour textual criticism will make up the entire first day program. One hour will be devoted to a history text and the other to a literary test...
...second day the general essay which takes two hours, will precede the newly added specific one. "This essay is not a course type question," Taylor emphasized. "The student will be asked to organize the field in a particular way. We hope for a better showing than in the past from good students...
...game, or even win, the varsity put on one of its ferocious last-minute attacks, hustling all over the ice and forcing play in the Eagle zone. From a wild melee in front of the nets Bob Anderson pushed a rebound from Greg Downes with tantalizing slowness past out-of-position Jim Logue. It was the ninth time in the last six games that the Crimson has scored during the last five minutes of play, compared to 14 goals scored during the first 55 minutes...
...petition which has been circulated in the dining halls during the past few days asking for a new election of Senior Class Marshals has accumlated the signatures of 565 seniors, according to King K. Holmes '59. This total represents slightly more than fifty per cent of the Senior Class...
Streaking through space, out of the gravitational pull of man's world, past the moon, toward an orbit around the sun last week went the most breathtaking new object of the century. It was the first man-made planet-a Russian rocket. "On January 2, 1959," Moscow radio proclaimed, "a cosmic rocket was launched toward the moon. The launching again demonstrates to the world the outstanding achievements of Soviet science and technology." The rocket, Moscow added, was a multi-stage rig that weighed 3,245 lbs., with a 796.5-lb. payload of instruments (see SCIENCE) and pennants bearing...