Word: silver
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Gone today from the boards that count are the stacks of plates and flatware wrapped in napkins; vanished, like the overhead light, are the women in sensible, street-length silks. More and more, the discriminating tables across the land are set with ornate silver on cloths of heirloom lace. And, gleaming in the dim, expensive light of tall candles, sit some of the handsomest people in some of the handsomest dresses that the age provides. The New Elegants have rediscovered the pleasure of dressing...
...longer shocked when a college administrator shows by illmanered remarks that he believes human dignity to be something which one finds, certainly in wealthy alumni, perhaps in student officers of powerful campus organizations, but never in student representatives of protest groups whose activities might tarnish the school's bright silver name. But surely the CRIMSON has misquoted Dean Watson on the subject of Mary Gillmors and the Harvard-Radcliffe Socialist Club. Surely a Harvard faculty committee is not planning a rule change to insure that "there wont be any more Mary Gillmors."' Such a statement would indicate lack of good...
...three South House brick dormitories will receive silver Paul Revere Bowis for their triumph...
Perhaps the surest winner of all for the Crimson will be yet another soph. Neville Hayes, in the butterfly events. In 1960 Hayes was a world-record holder and won a silver medal for Australia in the Olympic Games in Rome. Last year he set Harvard and national freshman butterfly records on his way to an undefeated season...
Though on leave at Notre Dame this year, Silver wishes to return to Ole Miss, where he has taught history since 1936. A select committee of the University's Board of Trustees is currently weighing his record, and Silver therefore warned his listeners to expect "a very boring speech...