Word: ruled
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...undergraduates except members are permitted through the Clubs' well-painted doors; the general rule is that a Harvard man must be out of college ten or 15 years before he may be admitted as a guest. Of course such long-term graduates and friends from other colleges are acceptable, but there seems to be an unwritten and unmentioned rule that guests are brought in only seldom and that they should be "the better kind of person." It is reported, perhaps apocryphally, that one of the greatest rows in Porcellian Club history was caused when General Eisenhower was brought into...
...Living out" in the senior year will not be continued next fall, according to a notice distributed in the Houses yesterday. A decision of the Committee on Houses and the Administrative Board ended the "relaxation of the residence rule for Seniors," which enabled about fifty members of the class of '59 to rent apartments in Cambridge this year...
...Administration will allow exceptions to the senior residence rule only in cases where financial considerations, physical disability, or educational opportunities elsewhere make moving out advisable. Students wishing to live outside the House system must contact their Senior Tutors or the Dean of Freshmen, the notice said...
...surprise announcement last week the Soviets again thrust Berlin into the forefront of the news. Urging that four-power occupation rule over the city of nearly four millions be ended, the Russians announced that they were turning control in their sector over to the East German government. Immediately, the West tensed and affirmed their determination to abide by the present occupation rule, which was provided for in the Potsdam agreement...
...opposed to the occasional use of the Eliot common room by Harvard-Radcliffe groups," John H. Finley, Jr. '25, Master of Eliot House, commented. However, he pointed out that, as a rule, he disapproves of such a practice...