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Rudolph Kass
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Conant Reported Unknown, Stirs German Publicity Try
BERLIN, Germany, Jan. 20-Beyond official "we are honored" courtesies, the German reaction to President Conant's appointment as High Commissioner is:
21 Year Old Call Won't Change Draft Situation
Selective Service qualifications of University students won't change a bit as a result of an order from Major General Lewis
Faculty Passes Proposal to Decentralize Dean's Office
The Faculty of Arts and Sciences yesterday approved a plan to shift most of the Dean's Office into the Houses.
Cabbages and Kings
Each week Al Capp, the creator and continuing source of life of L'il Abner, presides over a half hour television
THE SPORTING SCENE
Yale's director of Athletics, Bob Hall, is probably an unhappy and embarrassed man today. His disclosure yesterday that Yale intends
Ederer Scores Against Tigers
Herman Hickman must have had a perfectly miserable afternoon at the Stadium Saturday. Everything the rotund Yale coach looked at
BETWEEN THE LINES
It was a pleasure. Except for the few in the stands who had been around for the 1948 football season,
William Carlos Williams Reviews His Life
More poets should write their autobiographies if the one William Carlos Williams published is a fair sample. Poets tend to
Egg in Your Beer
Every Saturday, the "greatest football games in the East" flick across the stage of the Pilgrim Theatre. For eighty-five cents
Bender Quits Dean's Office for Admissions
Wilbur J. Bender '27, Dean of the College, will leave that post and as of September 1952 will become Director
Egg in Your Beer
Last year $70 of every student's tuition went to the H.A.A. to defray the $300,000 deficit it accumulated. Right now
University to Consider Three-Year AB Degree
The Harvard of the future might introduce a special program leading to an A.B. degree in three years. This term
Saint Joan
One playwright after another has taken a whack at writing a play about Joan of Arc but the play by
H.A.A. Deficit Triples in 1950-1951; Modified Athletic Policies Expected
Drops in football receipts were a major factor in causing athletic deficits to climb an estimated 209 percent during the
Shuffled Crew Races Cornell Boat at Ithaca
The only thing the varsity crew will really have to fear when it rows Cornell at Ithaca tomorrow is fear
