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Ginsberg's Dirtiest Collection

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W HEN ALLEN GINSBERG published "Howl" in 1956, the poem was dirty enough, and its author brash enough, to establish

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The worlds of screen star and taxi driver meet in a tense drama, "It Happened in New York," packed with

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Since a large proportion of the students of the University have already seen "The Barretts" in the film or play

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As usual, Mr. Arliss is himself in an excellent comedy production, and this time he is not hampered by the

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If you hove not seen "Forty-Second Street," "Gold-Diggers of 1933", or "Footlight Parade", you will enjoy the long, elaborate dance

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I N the first of these honors theses, Miss Croman studies the evolution of the novelist Galsworthy "through the interpretative

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HERE is another writer who professes to "expose" the evils of college football, this time at Harvard. At least, there

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"Manslaughter", now playing at the University, is an unusually good talkie. Its success comes entirely from the technical excellence of

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H AILED by critics everywhere as one of the most brilliant discussions of poetry upon its first appearance in 1919,

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T HEODORE Francis Powys is a highly skilled master of the craft of writing English prose. He inspires even a