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Liberace and Old Lace
"I've never seen so many women in my life," grumbled a veteran Boston Garden ticket taker as he watched a
Plympton Peripatetic
A stone slab on Plympton Street attests to the age and tradition of Apthrop House, the fine old example of
Bunche Cites Discrimination as Liability
Racial discrimination is now America's greatest liability in international affairs, and for this reason, if no other, we must speed
Harvard First to Implement 1953 Blackmer Report
Yesterday's action by the faculty in approving the Advanced Standing plan marks the first stop toward implementing recommendations made in
State Secret
In State Secret, Douglas Fairbanks Jr. swaps his sword for a stethoscope and his cape for a trenchcoat, but the
Council Group to Meet On Reply to McCarthy
Representatives of 12 college organizations will meet tonight to frame a statement in response to recent charges by Senator Joseph
Mogambo
Tucked away in a little world of bricks and books, we often forget that beneath all our sophistication we are
Cohn Links Furry To N.J. Espionage
A possible tie between the war-time work done at M.I.T. by Wendell H. Furry, associate professor of Physics, and recently-uncovered
Masters Cut Parietals At Meeting Last Year
An informal agreement among house masters restricting parietal hours on football Saturdays has been on the books for at least
100 Business Students Miss Air Commissions
New indications of sweeping cuts in Air Force reserve commission opportunities for students appeared yesterday when 100 graduating Business School