Word: veteran
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Coach Hal Lahar isn't taking too pessimistic an attitude. His starting line despite substitutions, will average 203 pounds per man, an 11-pound advantage over the Crimson. It will include Don Tomanek a junior, who is playing his third year of varsity football, and Dick Ross, a veteran of last year's first team offensive eleven...
...Crimson freshmen took every place except first. Veteran George Terry, the brother-in-law of varsity winner Kelly, took first on a shorter course in 14:54. He was the only BU runner to place in the freshman meet...
...freshmen promise to offer stiffer competition than the varsity. Pete Terry, a veteran running for the Terrier '57 squad, measures up favorably to most varsity runners. Still, with greater depth than B.U. and the services and Dave MacLane of Watertown, N.Y., and Billy Morris of Rochester, the Yardlings seem favored...
Four hundred eighty-four veterans are studying in the various schools of the University under the Korean G.I. Bill (Public Law 550) this year. This number compares favorably with estimates made last January be Veterans Administration officials, despite smaller than expected veteran enrollments in the rest of the nation's schools...
...review of the federal budget for fiscal year 1954 noted that, while Korean veterans were participating in benefits in increasing numbers, the rise was not as large as contemplated in January. At that time, $620 million had been allocated for veterans' benefits, but that figure has now been revised to $356 million in accordance with more realistic estimates of veteran enrollments...