Word: transfers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Zani is "very smooth, but not as strong." Zani, however, has finished ahead of Emerson in every outing. Finally, in the dive, Harvard has the almost undefeatable Eastern Intercollegiate high board champion, Pete Dillingham. Backing up Dillingham's sure five points are sophomore Pete Smails and Larry Kelly, a transfer from Dartmouth...
Mortal Remains. Speculating on what actually happened to the bones, American scientists remembered still another theory: they had gotten as far as Tientsin, where they were loaded on a lighter for transfer to an offshore freighter. The lighter capsized and the precious boxes either sank or drifted away...
Goalie doesn't really present much of a problem, because both Nate Corning and Brad Richardson--who shared the starting job as sophomores last year--are back. Ken Eddy, a transfer from Oberlin, is playing his first season in Crimson livery. Weiland is "high" on him; he could see lots of service. And John Marshall, freshman starter last year, offers extra protection...
...editorial argues that the proposal to transfer the functions of the Dean's Office to the Houses is undesirable for two reasons. First, "the faculty disapproved of the group tutorial part of it (the Report on Advising) and balked even harder at the idea of having tutorial in the five large fields taken from the hands of the departments and put in charge of House deans". The facts are that far from disapproving of the Report's recommendations for group tutorial the Faculty formally approved of them in principle last spring without a dissenting vote. A Faculty committee...
First: The CRIMSON editorial never said that the proposal to transfer the functions of the Dean's Office was undesirable for the reasons listed; it merely pointed out the practical difficulties which have, we believe, changed the character of the Senior Tutor from the character of the House Dean as originally proposed. The CRIMSON stated editorially last spring that it favored the proposals made by Dean Bender's Faculty Committee and endorsed by the full Faculty. This last editorial merely attempted to point out that unless certain important problems could be worked out--problems which would radically alter the original...