Word: make
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...football rules committee laid a relatively light hand on the rule book this summer. Of the 10 changes effected since last season, only eight can be considered of any importance. None of the eight alterations will make a great difference in actual play...
...advancing with the ball after catching it, he could raise his arm, signifying to his opponents that he would not try to run the ball. This gave him immunity against being tackled and possibly fumbling. Now, the rules state that the receiver must be given an unmolested opportunity to make the catch, but he need not signal...
...bring up those points to make an attack on the continuance of the Guide. It is, in my opinion, one of the better features of the local scene, a tribute to the maturity of the Harvard undergraduate and a useful if painful source of information to the faculty. But with the responsibility of presenting student opinion to the University community goes the responsibility of making an accurate and complete survey of that opinion. Norman Birnbaum Teaching Fellow in General Education...
...Confidential Guide attempts to sample all members of the courses it lists; actual return on the polls runs about 30 to 50 percent. The comparison with national public opinion polling seems hardly valid: in such surveys, a small error can cause a faulty prediction; the Confidential Guide makes no attempt to predict. It tries only to present student opinion on courses, and it has frequently revised its methods to make the sampling of those opinions more accurate...
...certain topics which turn up again and again on the piece of yellow copy paper which lists forthcoming CRIMSON editorials. Parking is one of them. Some of these editorals have wondered why there is a parking problem, others have picked over the solutions to the problem. Right now, they make interesting reading...