Word: warmed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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What was supposed to be a warm-up for Saturday's contest with Cornell turned into a nightmare yesterday for the varsity soccer team, as an unregarded squad from M.I.T. outran the Crimson for three and one-half periods and then turned on a tight defense to preserve a 3-2 victory...
...spirited controversy arose over the issue of modern buildings in general. "Why do you think Radcliffe students prefer new, concrete, linoleum, whitewashed, glassy housing to warm old houses?" one senior asked. On the next page came a sophomore's answer, "Concrete and glass is preferable to drab miserable old off-campus houses." "124 Walker Street is the most livable place at Radcliffe," piped up a third girl. One girl suggested buying more old houses to preserve Radcliffe's "variety and fragmentation" instead of building new dormitories, but everyone else seemed at least satisfied with the idea of new buildings...
...most encouraging note during the warm and sunny afternoon was struck by Harvard's second and third string units, which scored two touchdowns in the final period. Such depth is unusual in the Ivy League, and if Yovicsin can count on his reserves for steady performances the future could be a happy one for the Crimson...
...this has the warm endorsement of the National Education Association -and that may be part of the trouble. Each script gets a critical reading by N.E.A. members around the country. They want "the perfect image of the perfect teacher," says Executive Producer E. Jack Neuman, who at the same time has to satisfy TV's standard formulas. The result so far is neither strong drama nor strong documentary -but maybe it's progress...
...coarse material from England called hopsack will be important again this season. It is woven from a six-ply yarn rather than the two-ply yarn used in most cloth, making a loose but warm weave...