Word: residental
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Once a man is elected, he can expect to pay between $20 and $85 per year, depending on how long he has been out of College, and whether or not he is a resident member. In addition he must pay an initation fee of $25 if he has been out...
A newly arrived resident of Puerto Rico, famed Cellist Pablo Casals, turned 80, looked and talked closer to 40. Spaniard Casals, for the past 17 years a self-exiled dweller in France, explained why he will go on declining invitations to visit the U.S.: "I have a great affection for...
A life-long resident of Cambridge, Miss Anderson leaves her mother, Mrs. Mildred Garabedian; a brother, William J. Anderson, Jr.; two nieces, a nephew, and a great-niece.
Included in the long-term program are three co-operative houses to replace the wooden structures now in use, and another undergraduate dormitory for 120 students. The addition of these units will complete the foreseeable resident requirements of the college.
Baker's disappointment must have been great when the HDC, reorganized after a year's recess following World War I, decided to abandon the production of undergraduate plays. They gave as their reason their opinion that these plays had proved too confining, and that the need for "filling the gap...