Word: springing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...some 1,500 student car-owners at the College, the spring of 1955 has hardly been an auspicious one. First University Hall placed a dozen undergraduates on probation for "flagrant" parking violations, and then local citizens, led by Councilman Edward J. Sullivan, demanded that the University permit only seniors to have automobiles at school. Together these two events have seemingly jeopardized the undergraduate's car-owning privilege. At the very least they have caused the student to await with apprehension the Administration's next decision on the parking problem...
...intramural spring season, which opened on April 20, should be two thirds complete by now. The House athletic schedule shows that teams should have met in 20 softball and tennis contests, while playing 16 golf matches. Not even Samborski could say how many have been completed...
...Gwirtzman's "humorous" report of Mr. Buckley's lecture indicates that Mr. Gwirtzman believes in laughter as a spring tonic. I believe in laughter, too, but not at the expense of a young man who has the courage to throw out some ideas--regarded as unfashionable by the Liberal conformist--as to what is necessary to the very survival of this nation...
...rain these last few weeks has completely disrupted the schedule, he explained. For 17 straight days in April rain clouds hovered over Cambridge and spilled on the soggy would-be intramural games. Toward the end of the month, out of respect for the Spring Festival, the skies cleared, and the sun has come out occasionally since then...
...probably unfair to both the Advocate and James Buechler to begin a review of the magazine's Spring Issue with an evaluation of his contribution, but "1936, War in Spain" is simply aching for criticism. According to the Advocate Notes, Buechler says his story is "political," and that he wrote it shortly after reading a book by George Orwell...