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The Play's the Thing
In the Union Common Room through Saturday The newly-constituted Harvard Players have concocted a most palatable summer salad of Shakespeare
Justice Shaw: The Law And the Commonwealth
Despite its title, this is by no means a judicial biography. True, its central character is Lemuel Shaw (Class of
Egg in Your Beer
The spray was a little thick at times, and the umbrellas occasionally blocked the view, but for anyone seeing his
Superior Fielding Enables Bulldog Nine To Outlast Varsity Baseball Team, 6-5
Fielding made the difference yesterday. Despite a fine ninth inning Crimson stand, the Yale baseball team won a 6 to
Songs by Tom Lehrer
As the Abe Burrows of GSAS, Tom Lehrer has been convulsing party, night club, and House Dance audiences with the
Yale Lacrosse Team Wins 11-7 Over An Underdog Crimson Ten Saturday
'Moral victories," the cynic claims, "don't mean a thing." The varsity lacrosse team can disregard that assertion, and can well
Nine, Ten, Golfers Face Yale Today
Depth versus desperation seems to be the pre-game story of the lacrosse team's contest with Yale today. Face-off time on
Halls, Yale Athletic Director, Resigns for Job in Industry
Robert Hall, Yale athletic director, resigned unexpectedly yesterday "to accept an unusually lucrative position" in private industry. Indications were, however,
Ball Team Tops Cornell 8-6; Groper's Pitching Saves Win
The Athletic Association's first venture into twilight ball proved only moderately successful yesterday, as the varsity outlasted Cornell, 8 to
Eight Football Captains Favor Spring Practice
Ivy Group football captains have voted unanimously to recommend the return of spring football, it was disclosed yesterday by a