Word: offered
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...offer, which defrays all heating, lighting, and janitor service expenses incurred until 11 p.m., was made retroactive to cover Thursday's H.T.G. dress rehearsal. The plan is extended to cover both Harvard and Radcliffe groups for either the Fogg or the Busch-Reisinger Museum...
Webstor Aitken, pianist, will offer the first of a series of three recitals at 8:30 p.m. tonight in Sanders Theatre. Aitken's selections will all be from the work of Beethoven. The second of the series will be performed at 3:30 p.,. Sunday...
Athletes, ecdysiasts, rioters, politicos, and Wellesley hooprace winners are waiting for News Board interviewers. The Business and Photo Boards offer Harvard's only course in finance and shutter-work. Editorial Board writers can speak their mind to 10,300 subscribers...
...individual House men. There is no better time than the biggest weekend of the year, the Yale weekend, for all Houses to throw open their doors and welcome all Harvard and Yale men and their dates to the varied program of orchestras and entertainment which each House has to offer. Our system, under interchangeability, allows a couple to travel from House to House and enjoy this varied program...
...Argument. Businessmen were not blindly fighting higher taxes as such. Many of last week's witnesses had alternative proposals of their own, e.g., higher corporate income taxes, flat across-the-board profits levies. On the committee itself, New York's Republican Representative Daniel A. Reed tried to offer a plan to permit corporations to choose between a flat 55% corporate income tax or Snyder's 75% excess profits levy. But Chairman Robert Lee ("Muley") Doughton, 87-year-old North Carolina Democrat, refused to listen to any alternatives, insisted that Congress had given him a "mandate" to report...