Word: stopped
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...twelve assemblymen simply walked out of the meeting. When the opposition tried physically to prevent Senaga's men from leaving, they took to the windows; one Senaga assemblyman once left his trousers behind in the tight clutch of an anti-Senaga assemblyman who had tried to stop...
...Invasion? To Fairbanks, Morse President Robert H. Morse Jr., who licked Silberstein in the proxy war, the heavy buying seemed a new Penn-Texas invasion. Fortnight ago, Morse angrily charged Penn-Texas with "flagrant" contempt of the Federal Court that ordered Silberstein to stop trying to take over F-M for five years. Since May, said Morse, Silberstein has bought "some 132,000" additional F-M shares "with the intent and desire of acquiring control," now owns at least 44.4% of the Chicago equipmentmakers' outstanding stock. Morse also charges that sale of the Penn-Texas holdings to another company...
Having freshmen in the Houses would give them a more intellectually and socially fruitful year, and a much more pleasant first impression of Harvard. But even if housing limitations do prevent the institution of this suggestion, the Administration should stop deluding itself and the freshmen in proclaiming the advantages of a year together in the Yard...
...Adams House Committee last night collected 225 signatures on a petition demanding the erection of a stop sign at the corner of Plympton and Bow streets...
...petition, sponsored by Stephen Isaacs '59, seeks to end the mayhem near Mt. Auburn. The stated reasons are that Adams House men are kept up at night by screeching tires, and that a large number of automobiles are demolished at the intersection. The CRIMSON has favored erection of a stop sign at the tragic intersection for many years...