Word: springly
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...issue of student activity brochures in registration packages has arisen because of Dean Archie Epps' refusal to allow the Harvard-Radcliffe Gay Students Association to distribute an informational folder in the envelopes at spring registration. The H-RGSA request prompted Dean Epps to invoke what he claims is a long-standing prohibition against such distribution by student groups. However, this rule has rarely been cited, let alone enforced, when non-gay groups asked to make use of the packets. Indeed, the Women's Clearinghouse, the Student Assembly, Room 13, and other organizations have been allowed to insert folders...
...report; it will probably propose a plan that would incorporate the assembly into the mainstream of University decision-making and possibly would provide the group with a $60,000 annual budget. Students, Faculty and the Corporation would all have to approve such a plan--by voting on it this spring or next fall--before it could take effect...
Once, long ago, children rode rocking horses. Now, who knows why, the toy firms are marketing instead animals perched on top of a single huge spring. And the names--if an entire generation grows up riding Farley Frogs, the trouble may just be beginning...
CRIMSON EDITORS still play hockey in the newsroom, but nobody plays it quite the way Michael J. Halberstam '53 did. One day in the spring of his freshman year, Halberstam got just a little carried away during a newsroom scuffle, jumped out a first-story window and landed hands-first on the concrete driveway. Re-entering the building through the front door, Halberstam said his hands hurt a little--in fact, he had broken both of them...
...Dadaists objected to the institution of the museum. But at the same time, exhibitions provided the exposure necessary to reach the public. The solution was to display the works in a manner that would be as shocking as the ideas themselves. The following is a description of "Early Dada Spring," an exhibit held in the 1920s...