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With a moral and financial boost from the Crimson, the Network got University recognition and set up studios in the now defunct Shepard Hall on Holyoke Street. Its executive board was, in the very beginning, a part of the Crimson masthead and largely peopled by Crimeds. It soon became obvious, however, that the Network was being run by Network men, and the two organizations began slipping apart in a complicated series of negotiations that came to an end only last week...
Early program directors fishing about for something to the taste of their audiences soon found that sex, as always, did the trick. The first experiment was with Ann Corio, who cooed nice things about Harvard men and not so nice ones about Yale, into Shepard Hall microphones. So successful was the program that the next week found a Radcliffe freshman, a Wellesley sophomore, a vacationing Vassar junior, and a Boston debutante comparing notes on Harvard men for the benefit of listeners...
...occupation medal last week went to Washington Newsman Nelson M. Shepard, 29 years late, for service with the Fifth Marines in World...
...lineup: Foster, Wightman, Francis, Sturgis, Stewart, Shepard, Stevens, O'Callaghan, Tufts...
Coach Jack Barnaby has selected Sturgis, Adam Foster, Parker Francis, Dave Shepard, and Charles Stewart to represent the Crimson in the first half to a home and home series...