Word: winterers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...first-team all-Ivy selection in the epee as a sophomore. Jergesen '68, of Lowell House and Mill Valley, Calif., had an up-and-down year this winter...
Jergesen's most satisfying win of the year, however, came last weekend in the alumni meet, when he slashed Giles Constable '50, 5-1, to average Constable's 5-0 victory of last winter...
...wrestling squad, which was narrowly defeated for the Ivy League title, and not surprisingly, it will be a lightweight who will captain next season's varsity grapplers. Andrew J. Kopecki '68 of Dunster House and Exeter, N.H., who wrestled in the 115, 123, and 130-lb. classes this winter and compiled a 4-2 record in the process, will replace outgoing captain Ed Franquemont...
...Chinese leadership and institutions seemed remarkably cohesive and stable by 1958, within two to three years important developments were to mar this image. Early 1958 witnessed the inauguration of the Great Leap Forward, and within three years the regime's fortunes had dipped to a low point. By the winter of 1960-61, industrial, development was sharply curtailed, agriculture was in bad shape, and massive imports of foreign grain were begun (imports still continue). Moreover, a number of leaders throughout the country were purged or demoted--although none of them were nearly so important as Kao Kang. To halt...
...stage, another sort of anarchy is going on, the kind that can exorcise those suppressed fantasies of rape, murder, and pillage, which have made you dull and out of sorts all winter. This year the anarchy is called "A Hit and a Myth," and I can think of no one who doesn't need to see it at least once...