Word: poste
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...their early twenties, mature from their war experiences, often married. The civilian first years were younger than their pre-war counterparts had been. Twenty percent of first years were under 18 when they arrived at Harvard in 1946, and a handful of 15-year olds entered with each post-war class...
...epitome of the Harvard Man, obviously altered in the post-war years, also had to accommodate for a new breed--the Harvard Family...
...while Harvard today bares little resemblance to its post-war world, its current status can partially be attributed to the jarring changes of the late 1940s...
...while Woolverton says he believes the post-war flood of veterans helped to make the diversified Harvard of today, the influx undeniably altered the College and its undergraduates in the post-war period. And even 50 years later, the undergraduate enrollment of the Class of 1950 stands as the high water mark for the College, proving the sheer force of numbers would be the impetus for change...
...married couples moved into the Hotel Brunswick to find that their post-war life would begin in a one-bedroom apartment with no kitchen and a twin...