Michael O. Finkelstein

The Search for Baruch

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Probably one of the few persons in Widener who has a sigh of regret when the library closes at ten

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The agreement reached at Lancaster House a few days ago has committed Great Britain to the rearming of Germany and

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While the Society of Fellows puts no restraints on a man's work, the members are charged when entering with a

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This coming Saturday the humanists will face the scientists in a contest for the softball supremacy of the intellectual world.

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Those who have ever seen a street sweeper's truck clanking around Cambridge at five in the morning know how archaic

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The difference between a loosing and a winning season for a ball team is apparently not in the number of

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When, in 1948, the time came to fill the newly created Zemurry-Stone Chair, the occupant had to be picked with

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If there is anything really worth deploring these days it is certainly the disappearance of Bert Scursey. The telephonic waggery

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Most Harvard men will modestly concede that architecturally at least, Harvard "has it" over M.I.T. Since last May, however, theatre

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Backed by almost four decades of teaching, a fistful of academic honors, and two-and-one-fourth inches of Widener catalogue cards, Howard