Word: springing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Bruner report of last spring, despite its inability to define the aims in a manner narrow enough to be within the reach of a one-year course, brought a fresh outlook to the program, and, apparently as a result of either the report or pleas by members of the Committee, several prominent natural scientists have become interested in Nat Sci--Edward M. Purcell, professor of Physics, is teaching half of Nat Sci 2, and George Wald, professor of Bio-chemistry, will teach a lower level course next year. Nevertheless, it is clear that prominent scientists can give time...
...many years before work began in the spring of 1903, demand had been growing for a new stadium. Sensitive souls were offended by what they called "a forest of columns supporting a rambling and irregular structure," and felt, with the increase of traffic in the Soldiers Field area, that the former grandstands were a poor advertisement for the University...
...that they were of wood. With the great crowds that football and baseball attracted the weak wooden stands were no longer safe. And there was the ever-present danger of fire. The H.A.A. had a crew of firemen and often a fire engine at every contest. During the spring of 1903, only the quick thinking of an usher avoided disaster when a section of the grandstand caught fire during a baseball game. The heroic usher restrained a panicked spectator from spreading the alarm through the packed stands...
...Pine Lakes, N.J. 36 Kornrumpf, Donald M. '61 20 5:10 185 Uniondale, N.Y. 25 Laird, William P. '62 19 5:11 175 Rose Valley, Pa. 34 Lane, James S. '61 19 5:11 185 Hopkins, Minn. 38 Large, Henry W. '62 19 6:1 200 Spring House, Pa. 33 Loud, Brewster M. '61 20 6:1 189 New Canaan, Conn. 19 MacMurray, John C. '61 20 5:11 170 Camp Hill, Pa. 26 Marano, Theodore J. '62 19 6:0 185 Philadelphia, Pa. 24 Marr, William A. Jr. '61 19 6:0 186 So. Swansea, Mass. 14 Philips, Charles...
...recent years, Conferences have dealt with "Democracy in Trade Unions," with "Problems of American Foreign Policy in North Africa," with "U.S. Policy toward Communism in Asia." This spring a diversified choice awaits members of the School, for topics include: "Egypt's Role in World Affairs," "Soviet Aims in Foreign Policy," and "National Security and Individual Freedom (e.g. the Fifth Amendment...