Claude E. Welch jr.

Class of 1961: Disappointment To High Honor in Academics

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Harvard classes traditionally are nebulous entitles--at least until the alcoholic camaraderie of the 25th reunion instills a feeling of class

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The Board of Overseers slammed the door Monday on any changes in diplomas this year. "It is entirely fitting and

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A record number of applicants will flood the College's Admissions Office, Fred L. Glimp '50, Dean of Admissions, predicted yesterday.

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The 560 College Board score to satisfy the language requirement may be altered in the future, the CRIMSON learned recently.

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College tuition rates will jump $200 next year, the third hike since 1955. Combined with health service fees, tuition costs

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The Game symbolizes Harvard-Yale competition, a competition carried on, however, more on the academic than the athletic level. The competition

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Despite a record return on its endowment, the University's income met less than one-quarter of its expenses last year, thereby

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Massachusetts politics often resembles a Punch and Judy show with no one pulling the strings backstage. There is always a

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The size of the College--one of the most important issues facing the Administration - will be discussed at the monthly

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A new era in Harvard theatre opened last night. An enthusiastic audience of University officials, visiting dignitaries, and men prominent