Word: rolles
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...million American aid-to-Greece program is failing. If you sit around Athens, close your eyes to everything but the abundant food in de luxe restaurants, watch new American cars roll down the streets, look into shop windows filled with American canned goods, Italian woolens and Swiss watches, you can pretend it is not failing. But once you get outside Athens, you realize that the situation is the worst it has been since October 1944 when the Germans left. The Greek Government, the high command, the Army and the people are carrying out a sort of mass psychological "sitdown strike...
...otherwise monotonously depressing contest was the dramatic performance of Kenary when he was inserted just before half-time. A Princeton decision not to kick from the Harvard 45 on fourth down-a move that seems almost logical considering the 23 first downs the Tigers were able to roll up during the afternoon-set up the situation for the first Kenary performance since Virginia. In three plays, all neat, quick, good-looking passes the Crimson had its only score...
...Alumni Association committee charged with making the recommendation has heard from only a handful of concerned old grads. Armed with 10-1 majority agreement at its October 19 meeting, the group has prominently put forth its near fait-accompli: a half-million-dollar scholarship fund coupled with the honor-roll-like display in the Church...
Organized opposition to the present intent of the Committee-and organized opposition alone can turn the tide--may start out with a negative belittling of the honor roll scheme but it must finish in ablaze of positive assertions for the Student Activities Center proposal. Beyond the undisputed need for such an institution and the student demand resulting from that need the Committee must be made to realize that all of the objections it has raised to the Center are invalid...
Stripped of the party roll calls and political scaffolding that greet each election, this November 4th approaches as a disorganized but crucial ballot for Cambridge's city government and school system. The elections to decide the future City Council and School Board have been campaigned on the basis of individual preference rather than party affiliation. With each candidate, excepting those men endorsed by the Cambridge Civic Association, conducting his own campaign, there has been no concerted effort to overcome voter inertia or crystallize important issues for the benefit of the electorate. The race for ballots seems to be diffused towards...