Richard E. Ashcraft
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Man Cannot Live...
Admittedly, it was an extreme rarity that Dilworth Waterby should even consider arising for Sunday breakfast. In fact, Dilworth had
A New England Professor
Almost extinct in these troubled times is the breed of college professors who, against the somber stereotype of their profession,
Confessions of a Cockeyed Artist
Armed with a finely tempered wit, a keenly observant eye, and a talent for expressing both, cartoonist Jules Feiffer breezed
Rebel Without a Cause
Following on the heels of East of Eden, the Brattle's showing this week is the second in the trilogy of
Gadfly
"To provide undergraduates with a medium for free, creative expression," to "bring to a new audience . . .," "to
Varsity Five Rallies, Defeats Lions, 80-75, In Overtime Session
NEW YORK, Feb. 6-The Crimson quintet managed to tie a tenacious Columbia team in the final three seconds of regulation
Quincy Rises, Harvard Smashes Yale: A Parting Glimpse of Fall Term '58 Exams Close the Term
Sprawled across a wide-screen horizon the events of 1958 moved slowly to their completion with various actors seeking their Oscars.
THE SPORTING SCENE
With the plague of exams come upon us, athletics at Harvard have reached the low point of the year. Probably
Look Back in Anger
"Conformity and conformism are old and deeply ingrained characteristics of American Society," he said as he poured the loose pipe
Lattimore Hits American Apathy On Formosa, Far East Problems
Owen Lattimore, Lecturer on the Far East at Johns Hopkins University, last night attacked the American public's failure to discuss