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...mimeographed parody of the CRIMSON put out yesterday by Yearbook freshmen was university hailed last night as a great success. "The only thing I've read that's funnier is President Pusey's annual report," Dean Leighton said in an exclusive interview...
Agreeing with Leighton was Arthur C. Rutter '56, president of the Yearbook, who said, "I now lots of guys who really flipped over this whole thing. Out whole gang went out and swiped the CRIMSONS after they were delivered, leaving our own stuff instead. In think I'll remember out CRIMSON parody as long as I live...
Three members of the Yearbook staff resigned yesterday to publish a bi-weekly pictorial magazine called "The Harvard...
...addition to honorary groups like Harvard's Law Review and Yale's Law Journal, the number of organizations open to students is large indeed. But while at Harvard every organization operates independently, Yale has a Law School Student Association to which all students belong. The group puts out the Yearbook and handles all social, dormitory, dining hall, and athletic programs. There are even a law school jazz band, a choral society, and an annual Gilbert and Sullivan operetta...
According to a yearbook survey taken three years ago, 21 percent of Harvard students' parents are in this group. Altogether, over 50 percent of University students--coming from families earning from below $2000 to almost a million dollars a year--work at some time during the year...