T. S. K.

PLAYGOER

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If "Dona Rosita," the spring offering of HDC and Idler, is less than completely successful as a play, it remains

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At a time when undergraduate literary effort is limited in quantity and circumscribed in scope the editors of the Advocate

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The Christmas Issue of the Advocate, the first published by the new board, contains little of the material from which

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Ably abetted by the triple threat team which placed "The Maltese Falcon" tops on last winter's entertainment bill, director John

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Starting from the premise that "we shall lose the war unless we clear out of our minds several fundamental illusions

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The August issue of Threshold has finally laid to rest fears that the magazine would lose its commonsense student appeal

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The Freshman Issue of the Advocate seems finally to have cut all ties with past Advocate tradition, and, in presenting

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It is not often that a picture comes along which manages both to amuse, and unobtrusively to make a point.

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The first book of the man who "has won more prize money than any other young poet in America today"

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Robert Frost's most recent work will scarcely add to the controversy as to his place in American letters. "The Witness