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on the ground. Skiers cursed and winter re- sorts went bankrupt. Skaters looke d woefully at a very licjuid Occuni Pond. The hockey team went into its season with almost no practice. Many early games were cancelled . . . No Ice. Agitation for a hockey rink with artificial refrigeration filled the sports page of The Dartmouth, hut no alumnus appeared with the money. The hockey team got its practice in competition and went on to a highly successful season, winning the Ivy League title in a playoff with Harvard, representing the United States in a heartbreak- ing loss to Montreal for the International Championship, and winning second place in the national championships, behind Boston College. The ski team, too, went on to recover from lack of practice and win all of its important meets and many individual championships. The College and the married students saved a few nickels on fuel at least. After the students left to attend to holy and festivt; things among their families the campus was quiet and snow finallv fell. Center of Campua Ice Seutplure C5N(tt ' ' Leoe .
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Geoffrey Crotcther TCWN AGAi Rep. Richard ISixon ture of man. Leon Keyserling, economic ad- viser to President Truman, offered himself as an exhibit of the frontier of planning in federal politics. George Kennan, high in the State Department, gave an inside view of relations with Russia. Sidney Hook, noted anti-com- munist philosopher, ranted against Russian political and ideological methods of conquest. Cord Meyer, youthful head of United World Federalists, called for world federation now. Clinton Golden, labor adviser to ECA, pi ' e- sented the position and goals of organized labor. The GI Steering Committee made the happy decision to allow student wives to attend lec- tures. They focused energy on maturing the atmosphere of the course . . . note-taking was abolished and hour exams made optional. There were many wishes for the f utme vitality of Great Issues. The work of the year was centered on three great issues: comnmnism vs. democracy; the ecological and political way to organize the globe; the nature and role of the individual. The winter was the warmest since the 1870 ' s. When the Christmas tree was lit in the center of the green and the Glee Club, nurses ' and childrens ' choirs sang the annual Christmas concert in packed Rollins Chapel, no snow was T r VA Sen. Ralph Flanders Rheinhold ISiebuhr
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A. Kunrad Kvam, Lydia Hoffman-Behrendt, Nathan GotUchalk The Players You Can ' t Take It With You.
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