Word: portions
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...forego. In that case, after the organization and the Deans' Office have tried but failed to get an adviser, the Dean's Office should assume that function itself. There are those who might argue that Deans as advisers would be an unhealthy influence, depriving student groups of a portion of their independence. But as long as the rule does not require organizations to accept or even solicit advice, this objection is illusory. If the Deans' Office feels as strongly on the worth of advisers as it seems to, it should make sure that every organization gets...
Palm trees, flamingoes, and green grass were conspicuously absent yesterday, but nearly 70 men showed up at Briggs Cage anyway to launch the northern equivalent of spring training for the varsity and freshman baseball teams. A large portion of the first practice of the year was devoted to hitting, with both squads taking their cuts against the batting machine and "live" hurlers...
...flight of stairs into the main room. "The place," he said, "is really jumpin'." The concert hall of the Hi-Hat is divided into three areas: the bandstand, populated by seven bouncing musicians; a submerged central portion, filled with numerous raucous patrons; and an elevated section in the rear holding the more sedate element. The only table available was in the last section. It was partially filled and we were invited to join two young ladies at a table...
Perhaps Director John Larson could do little with the script (the authors' first attempt, by the way), but he certainly might have attempted to eliminate a portion of the audience's squirming by toning down the delivery. John Blankenchip's settings, the play's one saving grace, are ingeniously devised to accommodate the wide variety of activities invariably occurring at the same time. JOSEPH P. LORENZ
...remains for four well known members of the local company to hold up the major portion of the play. Jan Farrand, too often the temptress in Brattle works, handles the role of Octavia with a naive idealism which is believable despite its inherent weakness. Cavada Humphrey and Earl Montgomery represent the hypocrisy of our American democracy carefully and accurately, and Michael Wager returns to Cambridge in a difficult role which he carries off with the skill and understanding of a seasoned actor...