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Samuel B. Potter
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Holmes House
Just west of Littauer, off to the side of what is perhaps the most grossly disfigured parcel of Harvard's real
Arboretum: Dry Leaves and Discontent
"Are considerations of 'face' predominant, or other reason not yet revealed? It would require a long inquiry to probe the
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Beyond mundane duties, such as storing one's record for the edification of prospective employers, a yearbook should stimulate and preserve
The Rounds
There are four major political candidates in Massachusetts, and five central campaign headquarters to service them. Last week we visited
The Bookshelf
Since he mounted the Democrat's national platform, Adlai Stevenson has been the subject of two books. After reading them it
Sort of a Beadle
In the middle of the last century, the Reverend Mr. Jacob Abbott wrote a series of guide books for children
Sort of a Beadle
In the middle of the last century, the Reverend Mr. Jacob Abbott wrote a series of guide books for children
The Discovery of a Principle in a Nutshell
The precise pronunciation of Romani may have stopped reverberating in the Stockyards Amphitheatre, but the troubles that called it forth
Astounding Science Fiction
Frequenters of the local magazine racks have grown accustomed, I suppose, to seeing piles of little booklets devoted to the
Patriots' Day
It looked like something on a Saturday Evening Post cover. The Patriots Day parade, a mixture of blacks, bilious yellows,
Flesh and Fury
I suppose you might call Flesh and Fury a message movie. It is all about deafness, sympathy, greed, etc., and
N.A.M. in Print
Last week an unobtrusive little booklet quietly joined the glut of magazines on local news-stands. Devoted to "analyzing, discussing, and
Faculty Profile
"As a lecturer he's no wizard," said one undergraduate about Arthur Maass, "but as a teacher he's terrific." Reports of
Cabbages and Kings
According to the pale orange program booklet handed out before last Friday's Boston, Symphony Orchestra concert, Berlioz' "Harold in Italy"
Cabbages and Kings
The Shepard Room, located in the Phillips Brooks House, is a place usually reserved for teas and other ceremonies dedicated
