"All dramatic utterances are cloaked and wear masks," I. A. Richards, University Professor Emeritus, proclaimed yesterday afternoon. A large audience

When does a clay bowl become a work of art? "When its utilitarian function reaches optimum refinement," art critic and

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If numbers indicate enthusiasm, the Harvard Rubgy Club ought to have a terrific spring season. Since practice began three weeks

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"She Walks in Splendor" is an exhibit of luxurious costumes created by famous couturiers over the last five centuries. The