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Lewis M. Steel
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Inhabitants in Claverly Hall Seek Reopening of Dust-Covered Pool
Claverly Hall residents, who are given only a room for their rent and a long walk for their food and
Debaters Contest Views Of Censors Proponent
The censorship views of Godfrey P. Schmidt, a lawyer who has represented Cardinal Spellman, were sharply challenged last night in
Student Council Approves Report To Reorganize Ticket Procedure
The Student Council last night passed a report which favored better undergraduate football tickets and quicker service. A proposal that
2 Professors Charged With Red Activities
Two Harvard professors and a handful of alumni were included in a group of intellectuals accused of being typical sponsors
Ruddigore
The Gilbert and Sullivan Players last night performed Ruddigore as it should have been and more so--turning the production into
Greek Tragedy Returns to the Harvard Stage
Seventy-five years ago the University's Greek Department sponsored the first classical play given at Harvard, and the reviewers flocked to
Experimental Plans Will Provide Rooms for Commuters in Apley
A new experimental program will make available five resident suites in Apley Court for commuting students. The plan, which will
Shulman States Russia Stresses Co-Existence Policy Since 1949
Soviet Russia's foreign policy has been on the defensive since 1949-50, Marshall D. Shulman, associate director of the Russian Research
THE SPORTING SCENE
Considering the lone great player on the team, the varsity squash team's undefeated season is a tribute to Coach Jack
Part-Time Soldier Forgets Ivy Status
Army ROTC curriculum at the College has undergone major revision recently, but in reality there has been little change at
Senate Plans Local Hearing On Disarming
Members of the Faculty will testify before Senator Hubert H. Humphrey's Subcommittee on Disarmament when a proposed hearing is held
College ROTC Unit to Hold Camp At Ft. Devens Instead of Ft. Sill
The College's Army ROTC until will hold summer camp at Ft. Devens, Mass., instead of Ft. Sill, Okla., its previous
THE SPORTING SCENE
When Henry Lamar, Harvard's boxing coach and chairman of the Massachusetts Boxing Commission, introduced a resolution before the National Boxing
Improved Squash Players Possible Champions of US
When Coach Jack Barnaby scanned his list of varsity squash candidates in November, he knew he had one of the
Shapley, Mather Discredit Senate Subcommittee List
Two University professors yesterday denied that they have sponsored communist front organizations as charged by the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee.
