Harvard University - Red Book Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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The RED BOOK Poll provides many interesting insights into the Freshman mind at work. Sex was undeniable a prime consideration at all times, rearing its so-called ugly head at the strangest times and in answer to the seemingly most unrelated questions. 1950 men, showing their preference for getting down to basic factors, named sex as thing to be looked for most in females . . . an admirable, though not unexpected, piece of analysis. ln other fields, though, the Poll revealed many facts of varying interests. The Poll which was made among 1950 Yard residents, many of whom were not veterans, showed the average age to be eighteen, professed political adherence predominantly Republican, and favorite food overwhelmingly steak. The number of smokers and non-smokers was split about evenly, with cigarette, and more particularly Chesterfield, smokers forming the largest per- centage of them. An easy maiority chose football as their favorite sport to watch, but many iudicially switched to other sports, largely tennis, when the question of participation was raised. Medicine, law, and business in that order were the choices for life work among the 1950 men who chose women, resting, and reading as their favorite avocations. Govern- ment, English, and Economics were the favorite fields of concentration, while the average number of hours of homework done per week was set at about twenty-five. Classical music, particularly as played by the Boston Symphony Orchestra, was the maiority choice, beating out the popular music lovers and their favorite, Tommy Dorsey. Skip- ping an average of four Union meals per week, 1950 men named roast beef, ice cream, and several of the serving girls as their favorite dishes at the dining hall. Wait till you try to get books Photo by Paul Southwick 43 h

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