Word: springly
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...other organization is projecting anti-war action for the spring, so what happens in Chicago is pretty important." Matthew Spence '73, an SMC spokesman, said yesterday. Approximately 40 persons from the greater Boston area are expected to attend, he added...
...sport at Harvard-or anywhere else, it would seem-demands so much practice time for so little time spent in intercollegiate competition. Oarsmen row five days a week during the fall, row six days a week in the tank during the winter, stay here for double sessions during spring vacation, and continue the arduous daily workouts during the spring. There is little recognition. This work prepares them for about seven races during the spring-adding up to perhaps an hour of rowing. "I guess you have to be a little nutty," Bill Hobbs reasoned...
...separate conversations with a member of the liberal and a member of the conservative caucus last spring, one identical phrase cropped up: "He's one of theirs...
Harvard's newest member of the Board of Overseers, elected last Spring, is both a distinguished neuro-biology researcher and prominent Stanford professor active in several faculty committees...
...gingerly broached and often quite airily dismissed. Had the memorandum tried to detail one new way for voting the proxy or reviewing the portfolio, it would have necessarily clarified the case for institutional reform. The GM proxy issue could have provided this opportunity. In a confused meeting last spring, the Faculty argued that the University had some moral responsibility for the 100 or so corporations which made up the $1 billion portfolio. Apparently ignoring this commotion, the Corporation voted as the Treasurer Mr. Bennett directed...