Word: winterers
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Harvard and the Julliard School of Music will stage two Italian light operas jointly at the Loeb Drama Center this winter...
Though University officials admit that the Indoor Athletic Building and other winter sports facilities are antiquated and need to be replaced, Pusey said there are no plans to begin fund raising for a new indoor sports building...
Another factor considered by leaders of the anti-Belt campaign is the reaction of M.I.T. to the apparent new strength of the Portland-Albany route. Last winter, the Institute vigorously opposed another route (the "railroad alignment") nearer to the campus as well as the Portland-Albany location. It is not known, however, whether the Institute's opposition to the Portland-Albany route is as firm as its opposition to the railroad location
Percy had been labeled a long-odds underdog last winter when he resigned as board chairman of Bell & Howell to devote all his energies to the Senate race. His dynamic, articulate campaign since then had steadily propelled him ahead of aging Paul Douglas. The liberal Democrat's dignified but tired electioneering stirred little enthusiasm. His immovable stand in favor of open-housing legislation-a particularly explosive issue in Chicago-and his consistently pro-civil rights votes on Capitol Hill cost Douglas the support of many fearful whites. Against the advice of campaign aides, Percy has also come...
...brighter students in the Physics Department announced that he had been classified 1-A. The University went into a mild funk and then helped the unfortunate organize an appeal. It was successful, and he graduated summa. Time and time again during the late fall and early winter Harvard performed the same service, while in Washington the prime university lobby, the American Council of Education, implored the Selective Service to provide the nation's 4061 local draft boards with selection guidelines, and so end the student grab...