Word: proctor
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Tuesday's request by half of the freshman class for extended hours in Lamont Library should receive the College's immediate approval. As a freshman proctor, and a one-time freshman, I can sympathize with the indignation of the members of the class of '56 who have attempted without success to make use of the most valuable study time at their disposal: evenings and Sundays...
Edward T. Wilcox, assistant dean of freshmen, and Charles Gray, proctor at Massachusetts Hall, arrived at the police station at 12 o'clock to arrange ball for the five...
Durstine left four notes Wednesday night outside the door of Claverly Hall proctor Alexander C. Hoagland, Jr. '50, saying he had "made a mess of things" and "this is goodbye." Hoagland turned the notes over to F. Skiddy von Stade '38, Dean of Freshmen, who called in police...
...year-old woman who went to Boston's Peter Bent Brigham Hospital complaining of palpitations and a "smothering sensation" had nothing wrong with her heart. Drs. W. Proctor Harvey and Samuel A. Levine ordered psychiatric treatment for her. Then the patient volunteered to test the effect of a drug (amyl nitrite) on heart sounds. At first the electrocardiograph gave normal readings; so did the phonocardiograph. But as soon as the patient saw the drug, her heart began a machine-gun beat. Scared nearly to death themselves, the doctors put the drug away and her heart went back to normal...
After first congregating in front of John Harvard's statue, (see cut) the crowd moved towards President Conant's house. One solitary proctor, standing on the steps of Widener, made a heroic and successful effort to stop the march. After further miling around, the cry of "on to Radcliffe" was sung out, and the mob moved to the Annex. One hour later, after the police had driven around the Radcliffe quad collecting bursar's cards, the riot finally broke...