Word: specializes
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Marc E. Leland '59, President of the Student Council, stated that the funds would be used to finance special Council reports on the Houses, drama, science and the Harvard Student Agencies. In addition, the Council will prepare a report based on last spring's dining hall poll and will sponsor a new poll later this year...
...more social events, others for a less formally organized program; those who did not go away weekends found nothing planned after the Friday mixers, and Cambridge offered little to amuse them. A trip to Tanglewood and a tennis tournament which seemed always to be just getting underway were special events...
Says Helmsman Mann: "I think the boats are about even." If Sceptre becomes the first British boat to beat the U.S. since America first won the cup in 1851, he is prepared. As extra cargo, Sceptre's crew brought along a special box just big enough to hold the America...
Must Christian lawyers compromise their religious principles? Do they have special problems of conscience? To discuss such questions, 226 lawyers, judges, law students, theologians and seminarians met at the University of Chicago last week for U.S. Protestantism's first major conference on Christianity...
...bring Sicily to the printed page without losing a scrap of myth, beauty and horror. In Christ Stopped at Eboli (TIME, May 5, 1947), Levi dealt with life in Lucania, an even poorer region, and the book brought him such fame that he now writes with a special sense of mission about the Italian poor. His weaknesses are 1) too much self-consciousness in his pleading, 2) too little skepticism respecting the left. Yet few will read Author Levi's Impressions of Sicily without feeling a forgiving sympathy for both these weaknesses...