Word: groups
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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John N. Plank, head tutor in Government, and Eric Gustafson, instructor in Economics, will merge their Adams House tutorials into a single group studying the topic of "imperialism...
Next came the Tideway Scullers, an English group whose members compete in single soulls for positions is the club eight. The race took place on a Saturday morning, with the finals scheduled for that afternoon. Still toting colds, the Crimson oarsmen eliminated the Scullers by one-third of a length and sat back to await the winner of the other semi-final heat...
...Detroiters reached the finals by outdistancing another Harvard crew, Eliot House. Despite inexperience and a borrowed, unfamiliar shell, the Eliot group had passed eights from Queen's University of Belfast and the Kensington Rowing Club...
...name of the Jewish hero of a ballad that passed the rounds in Moscow during the wave of anti-Jewish propaganda officially stirred up over the fake "Doctors' Plot" against Stalin's life in 1952. The book's manuscript was smuggled out of Russia to a group of anti-Communist Polish émigrés in France...
...this patchy, fast-paced comic novel, Irish-Scottish Honor Tracy emerges as a satirist wielding bludgeon and scalpel in defense of the Establishment-that in domitable, mutual-aid group of clergy, big business and old school ties who rule Britain, no matter who wins the elections. Her hero, a proper and rather priggish young Briton named Henry Lamb, is sent to Trinidad in the West Indies as correspondent of Torch, a lit'ry weekly "that's going to teach us all to live." In Trinidad, gushes Torch's lisping editor, "the dwegs and outcasts of the community...