Word: spring
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...date, the Financial Aid Office has loaned out $365,000. Need for funds in February for spring term expenses are expected to exhaust the remainder...
Coolidge announced his retirement last spring after three years in which he had captured the Thames Cup three times, and had amassed 33 victories without a defeat. He is now at the Business School...
...made the same gross omissions that he attributed to both these contributors. His argument that less expensive countermeasures will eventually damage the effectiveness of fallout shelters is not without merit. However, considerations of a political and much broader kind legislate against the advisability of a shelter program. These considerations spring from the world consensus that mankind has a bleak future in a permanent "armsathon," and that no effort to call a halt is too great or too soon. The United States, if she is to contribute her share to diminishing the conflict, must unencumber her defense structure of excessive business...
...Russian professors have come to Harvard on the exchange, although inconclusive correspondence received during the spring and summer indicates that some might visit the United States later this winter. The first Harvard professor to visit Russia was Seymour Slive, associate professor of Fine Arts...
Casting for the play, which was produced here with much success by the Adams House Drama Society last spring, will begin in a few days. Rehearsals are scheduled to start around Christmas time, with view to opening on Broadway in late January or early February...