Word: springing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Student Council's newly-formed Alumni Relations Committee will publish a booklet explaining the present setup of the Alumni Association and the Harvard Clubs, and distribute it to the senior class next spring, James G. Hatcher '56, committee chairman, said yesterday...
...Look at the rowboats," they invariably shout, and then wave energetically. Since you have only as many hands as oars, it is almost impossible to wave back. Nevertheless, friendly passengers or not, it is a scientific fact that at least once this spring you will be tipped over by the excursion boat...
...those not attending a regular Spring Festival event tonight, the Oppenheimer interview with Edward R. Murrow will be shown in New Lecture Hall at 8:00 p.m. The hour film is the complete version of Murrow's "See It Now" program, on which J. Robert Oppenheimer discusses the government's security program and the goals of the Institute of Advanced Study. The free movie was obtained by the Brattle Theatre from the Ford Foundation...
...plan will make University bookkeeping even more difficult because of the two additional room rent bills, Perry said. In the past, rent has been paid at the beginning of the fall and spring terms. Students will henceforth receive bills at registration, on Nov. 21, Jan. 20, and April...
Tomorrow night a College newspaper will fold up, as it has every spring since 1951, and as it did in the only year of its existence before that, 1940. Early or late Sunday morning, depending on when he sets up, every freshman living in the Yard will find the seventeenth issue of the mimeographed Yardling has been tossed at his door the night before. But for the rest of the year '58 will have to depend on extra-Yard sources for news, because the freshman newspaper's five-man board of editors, bowing to final exams, lack of personnel...