Word: use
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Sodality's feasting debts stayed down during Prohibition, because, according to the minutes, they conscientiously drank ginger ale. The use of 100 proof ether instead of wine during the baptismal section of initiation also held the bills down, and knocked the neophytes...
...three major points which Mr. Bartley's article raises have been persuasively discussed by other writers. Mr. Morison and Pres. Pusey have ably shown the bases for disagreement concerning the use of Memorial Church. The place of the Church is surely a question about which men may honestly differ. Mr. Bartley has done all a service by laying bare the problem...
Although he indicated that there is no sure-fire solution to the "worst post-war recession," Samuelson said that a sizable tax cut and increased governmental expenditures should be attempted. This added governmental spending should be in areas which could use more financing, such as national defense, civil defense, and schools, highways, and post offices, rather than on projects designed for the sole purpose of spending, he added...
Five years ago Nathan M. Pusey because President of Harvard University, and for five years his philosophy of education has been the object of both praise and doubt. At the present time the doubt has centered in a vehement and disorganized discussion on the proper use of Memorial Church, a discussion which has clouded the larger issues more than it has clarified them...
George H. Williams, Winn Professor of Ecclesiastical History, disagreed with the University's stand on Memorial Church. "As a Protestant churchman and a member of the Faculty of Divinity I feel that I must identify myself with those who oppose the President's policy on the use of the Memorial edifice," he said. A letter, written by Williams to President Pusey on this subject will be printed in tomorrow's CRIMSON...