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Such, Such Were the Joys

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Peter Prescott came to Harvard last week to shill his most recent book, A Darkening Green, which purports to be


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A Drinking Man's Guide to Cambridge

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B EFORE NOON, Cambridge is not a comfortable town to drink in. But, making it past that hour, it is


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Dwight on the Town

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When people first found out I was going trout fishing in New Hampshire, they told me I ought to check


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Dwight on the Town

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"Where is the baseline?" "There isn't one." "What do you mean, there isn't one?" "The goddamned court is so worn


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The Name of the Game

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M OST PEOPLE are not really worth talking or writing about. The people who are the subjects of Time Inc.'s


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The Dangling Conversationalist

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B EACH'S OLD GIRL friend kept trying to tell him about her first day at boarding school, what she had


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Partners In Rhyme

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There once was a prosperous lawyer A trust-laden corporate Tom Sawyer The thrust of his life, Was not to his


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Cutting the Old School Tie

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B EACH BEGAN TO worry about the impression he was making on the freshman woman his roommate had dated on


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I'd Rather French-Kiss the Blob

By Dwight Cramer  • 

T HE HASTY PUDDING Show is the kind of thing that lives on its precedents, since no post-Freudian group of


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Heat On The Summer School

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The heat from last summer was still on Thomas E. Crooks '49, director of the Summer School, this week. A

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