Word: robs
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...unfortunate but true: there are today powerful and insidious forces within and without the College seeking to destroy her and rob her of many of those things which make her Harvard. Their moves are well camouflaged, these "liberalizers" of our educational policies. These threats to Harvard come concealed in many apparently not-too-vicious guises. One example is the movement underway to promote joint Harvard-Radcliffe membership in Harvard undergraduate organizations. Another case, much more vicious and dangerous, is the constantly increasing number of actually co-educational courses. Next year only five courses will remain all-male. This step presents...
...Gray coach Bob Kesler has assembled a hard-hitting, experienced team. All but one of the starting ten are seniors. The first midfield has played together for two years. Todd Goodwin, Mike Brand, and Rob Trowbridge are fast and "can score," according to Kesler Brand specializes in bodychecking...
Perfectly nice guys who would never steal automobiles, kidnap small children, or rob Brink's have been caught between the jagged edges of this difference of opinion. If they had paused to ruminate before filching books from Lamont or Widener shelves, it might have occurred to them that the University must take more than a dim view of this sort of activity. It's not just the attrition that threatens to topple the University Library from its position among the most book filled in the world; officials in University Hall must fight encroachment of that doubtful ethic underlying book appropriation...
Larry Todd, Washington correspondent of the official Soviet news agency Tass, and Rob Hall, Washington correspondent of the Communist New York Daily Worker, may sit in the Senate and House press galleries, take all the notes they want. But as "Government propagandists," Joseph Sitrick and Grattan McGroarty, who cover Congress for the State Department's Voice of America, may not. If they can find seats, they may sit in the public galleries, but like other spectators, may not take notes. In reporting debates they must rely on their memories, or wait for the next day's Congressional Record...
...other League contests second place Dudley topped Eliot, 50 to 33, and Leverett defeated Winthrop, 38 to 29. The commuters has in 15 point lead at half-time. Dudley's Rob Hoffman was high scorer with 12 points...