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Faculty Profile

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Whether to endure one lecturer's passion for reciting dates, or to be clubbed over the head with the personal opinions

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American democracy's Big Show is over. With all but a few scattered Western returns in, Fatal Tuesday follows the pattern

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An audience confronted by innumerable flashing legs, four undistinguished tunes, and one Victor Mature, has every right to bolt for

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By dint of some ingenious rewriting, and considerable skating on thin ice, Hollywood has produced a version of Kings Row

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The main points of wonderment in "Two-Faced Woman" are how the director can keep the old mistaken identity theme from

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T HIS book is one of the most usable of the recently published collections of drinker's recipes: in the first

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Sailors are again to be seen strolling through the Common in the evenings, bevies of children are out getting the

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In "The Sign of the Cross," the current feature offering at the University, Cecille de Mille again exhibits his technique

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Rachel Crothers' new comedy, "When Ladies Meet," is clever, sophisticated, and light, but not convincing. It continues, however, to be

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Critics hailed the Harvard Dramatic Club's presentation of "Napoleon Intrudes" as a triumph that amateur theatrical groups seldom attain. Last