Word: watsons
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...rest of the production particularly helpful. Douglas Watson's Romeo is a little throaty and stagy. Though not the most tragic, Mercutio's is the most unfortunate death in the play, since it comes early and removes the one really dashing character (nicely played by Jack Hawkins). Thereafter, only true romantic intensity can save one of the least inevitable of tragedies from seeming one of the most protracted. The current production has a handsome but slightly heavy look, a slow and slightly heavy tread, and acting in every conceivable style...
Every member of the Class of 1954 who applies can expect to be taken into one of the Houses next fall, Associate Dean Robert B. Watson '37 announced yesterday. As a result, the University next year plans to close down Claverly, Apley and the fifth floor of Dudley, which in the past have accommodated the housing overflow...
...Watson emphasized yesterday that the College bases its plans to accept 100 percent of the freshman class on the assumption that total enrollment will be reduced by the draft next fall. If the situation changes during the summer, some revisions may have to be made. For that reason, the University has made no decision as yet for converting the outlying Houses to other uses...
Freshmen currently have inter-House eating privileges which will continue until the spring recess begins on April 1. Consultation hours at the Houses will start next Wednesday and continue through April 10. Watson suggested yesterday the freshmen make it a point to drop into the Houses early for interviews to avoid the last-minute rush...
These are perhaps remote considerations. The chance of a subpoena being served on Dean Watson for the YP membership lists is very small. There is no reason to question the good faith of University Hall in protecting the secrecy of the list in other cases. But the YP is worried about its lists. Minority opinions are so unpopular these days that men who hold them are to be excused for excessive caution. It is important to afford the holders of these opinions all possible protection...