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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...spite of overwhelming Radcliffe approval of Harvard men, fewer than 10 percent "go steady" with them or anyone else. "I don't approve of that term," said a representative 'Cliffe sophomore. "It sounds childish." A sixth of the Annex population, nevertheless, has gone steady at some time during the past year, although one box on the questionnaire, marking two or more "steadies" in that time span, remained unchecked in all but one case...
Today at Harvard there are numerous groups engaged in subverting the institutions and customs which have made Harvard, in the past, a unique institution in which the student was able to lead a gracious (if he wished) and independent life, free from the odious customs of the gum-chewing public. One of the most disadvantageous changes at Harvard has been the gradual and insidious insertion of Radcliffe into the Harvard scene. It is becoming more evident every day that Harvard will soon be no more than another co-ed school, saturated with spurious and degrading self-identification with the symbols...
Although larger numbers of men have been commissioned here in past ceremonies, this year's will be the first full-scale peacetime exercise, because all of the men entered the College after V-J Day, according to Carroll T. Bonny, NROTC commanding officer...
...Proust's character-his dependence on his mother, his excessive need to be sure of the admiration of his friends, his failure to establish a normal love life, his toadying to decadent aristocrats. This Proust is a very sick man, but did his sickness dictate Remembrance of Things Past...
Then Grant broke loose. First, he bounced a screen shot past the Mount Hermon goalie at 11:47, and then set up Pete Franklin at 14:45. He scored twice more in the third period, once unassisted at 7:27, and again on a pass from Franklin...