Word: men
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Richard S. Stewart '51, writing as spokesman for a band of six men which claims the sympathy of over 20, outlined the "Improprieties" as: (1) unfair parceling out of debate assignments to members: (2) unfairly managed tryouts for debates important enough to have tryouts: (3) failure to obtain enough competent coaching; and (4) unconstitutionally trying to choose its successors...
Zurier denied that debate assignments had been in any way unfair and said that the men though most likely to win were always chosen...
Zurier stated, however, that the final judging in this tryout, which was also the Coolidge Prize debate, was done by men who were picked by the English Department in accordance with contest rules and who did a good job too. He said that judges selected for all tryouts are always of the utmost competency...
...Triumph" was made at the second Nazi Party Rally in Nuremberg in 1934 for distribution throughout Germany to persuade doubters that the Movement was irresistible. Everything which fits the Nazi cliche was in it; cheering, arm-raised crowds, unending parades and countless flags, and hundreds of thousands of uniformed men in rigid formation. There were torch-light parades and rallies, speeches by Hitler and Party leaders, Heils for Hitler, for Germany, and for victory...
Coach Butch Jordan will present a more powerful lineup than the one that overwhelmed MIT. Four men (Charlie Keith, Dave Smith, Al Sawyer, Bob Claflin) have sweated down to a lower weight division, where they should be more effective, and two new faces will appear in Jordan's lineup...