Word: springly
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...stage for a big upset had been set perfectly. Princeton's number-one player last year, Jay Lapidus, ranked third in the country last spring, had the good sense to turn...
Townspeople often gathered at the spring to trade gossip, but when really important issues came up, they were likely to gravitate toward the Common, described by one historian as the "forum of the embryo city." Set aside in 1630, the Common was supposed to be a pasture. The northwest corner--Cow Common--retained its original purpose, but the rest of the land soon found other uses. The militia, for example, held training exercises on the patch, with attendance mandatory for all able-bodied men unitl 1686. And, in the English fashion, elections were held in the open on the Common...
Natural Sciences 110, "Automatic Computing," retained its second-place position, with 773 students enrolled. Although enrollment is up by 56 from last years, William H. Bossert '59, McKay Professor of Applied Mathematics, said yesterday he does not anticipate a repeat of last year's difficulties with overcrowded terminals. Last spring, the University expanded undergraduate computing facilities to twice their original size...
...three newcomers to the list fill spots left vacant by last year's popular Social Sciences 33, "Moral and Social Inquiry,"; Music 1, "Survey of Western Music"; and Government 30, "Introduction to American Government." The latter two will be offered in the spring this year
Conflict escalated both in Southeast Asia and at home. by spring 1969, Harvard students were no longer content with messages of support from the City Council. Members of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) captured University Hall, the campus' main administration building, and stayed there overnight until a coalition of police from Cambridge, neighboring towns, and the state evicted them in a bloody roust that set off a massive student strike. By the summer of 1970, the violence had proliferated, and protesters smashed windows and set fires throughout Harvard Square...