Word: makeing
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...incorporation, according to station officials, will make an "honest woman" out of the Network in business and legal relations, by legally establishing all responsibility for WHRB activities with the members. They claim that now the "ownership" of the station is nebulous, and no one member can be held responsible in cases of technical or financial difficulties. (The University incurs no financial responsibility for undergraduate groups...
Eventual licensing, the executives admitted, would also make a merger with Radio Radcliffe legally possible. At present, it is illegal for an unlicensed station to give technical aid to another non-profit station. On the question of aiding the Annex network, however, Susan Wilson '52, president of Radio Radcliffe, said that most recent discussions dealt primarily with the problem of these two stations, plus that of the Business School, fighting for advertising in the Square...
...reply, Dean Rogers of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciencer said that the new rents in the graduate halls are as low as the University can make them...
...latest triumph Button introduced two intricate series of jumps off one foot, thought to be the fastest movements a human can make. With six as the best possible mark, he never failed to score 5.7 in his "free" events. Judge Harry Meistrup gave him the only perfect performance on execution given in the three-day competition...
Harvard has such a clause, but Kimball said that "No variations have been authorized . . . hence any discrepancies between the forms used at Harvard and those found on other campuses can be attributed only to local failures to make faithful reproductions...