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Lampy was the only pre-war undergraduate publication to bull its way through war's hell and high water, coming out less than regularly after the spring of '43, but appearing now and then anyway. Brightest spot in the Lampoon's wartime history was the overseas edition, reportedly sent to all Harvardmen in the Armed services. Issues during the darker war years were apt to be liberally larded with reprint cartoons and poems conceived in brighter days, when the Bow Street emporium was set up to be the cultural center of College life...
...looking forward to receiving returning service men, would be guided in their counsels by a 'determination to be flexible.' It is now clear that this hope has been realized. Flexibility in admission policies in selecting men who show the greatest educational promise, rather than those who most nearly satisfy pre-war conditions of academic credit. Flexibility in granting academic credit for various types of study completed by candidates while serving in the armed forces. Flexibility in the three-term 44-or 45-week calendar...
Certain names stand out from last year's experience, and a few more from pre-war campaigns are expected to appear on the programs this fall. But the greatest part of the team remains to be molded from the very green material that has formed the bulk of the turnout thus...
...backfield, however, lacks the playing experience of the forward wall. '43 captain-elect Cleo O'Donnell is expected to re-enter College in June, and will probably share the wingback duties with Leo Flynn next fall. These two, however, are the only pre-war veterans who will be available...
Coxswain of the 1933 and 1934 University of Washington crews, Love served as commanding officer of a destroyer escort during the war and was stationed finally in Tokyo. His return brings the Charles River staff back to pre-war strength...