James R. Ullyot
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B-School: Pragmatism and Professionalism
At the College, the Business School has a lousy image. B-School students are considered Babbitts and conformists. At the Business
The Mad Sport Of Skydiving
In the interest of the development of skydiving as a major sport at the Summer School, the Summer News is
The Myth of the 'Jock'
According to the quick, unstrained, and often exciting method of thinking--that of pigeon-holing and generalizations--Harvard is composed of three types:
Rugby Club Plans Vacation Trip With Three Games in St. Louis
(Editor's Note: This is the first in a series of pre-season summaries of the outlook for Crimson spring sports teams.)
Counsel for Grove Press Defends Miller's Novel
Faced by strong accusations against his client last night, the legal counsel for Grove Press took off his coat, stood
Rosset to Attend Winthrop Forum On Henry Miller
Henry Miller, the Tropic of Cancer, and the recent court decision banning the book in Massachusetts will be the topics
Yovicsin Praises 'Cinderella' Squad, Credits Seniors for Ivy Championship
Probably the happiest and most relaxed man in Cambridge right now is John M. Yovicsin, who completed his fifth--and best--season
Yale Rally Beats Crimson, 7-3, In Freshman Football Contest; Eli JV's Also Win in Wet Game
NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 24--Playing in the dark, dreary, drizzly, muddy--and cold--conditions which plagued today's opening of the Harvard-Yale weekend,
Princeton: A Second-Class Power?
There's nothing quite like a Harvard- Princeton football game," we can reflect of the game tomorrow in the Stadium- 54th
THE SPORTING SCENE
With the news of the mighty Princeton victory over Brown Saturday--52 to 0--comes another bit of interesting information: Greg Riley,