Raymond A. Sokolov jr.

Euripedes' Electra

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Poor old Euripides shuddered in his urn again last night while a curiously halting and pigeon-toed bevy of our too-familiar

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There was a time, barely a year ago, when Mosaic was packed with lame fiction and sickly personal essays that

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To defend Antonioni is impossible: his foes call him a bore, and all the talk in the world can't convince

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It was-long and repetitious, erotic and most certainly absurd. Yes, it was another evening in the Living Theater. Director Phil

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Sitting at his favorite place in the Widener reading room, near the windows and directly off the center aisle, Gridley

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I still can't shake my old impression of the annual football concert: it is primarily a school rivalry and only

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Nixon may think he got the shaft, but Dan Drasin '65 got the king's elevator this week. Drasin filmed Sunday

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I have had it with aristocracies. Corrupt, sleek, lascivious queer or cruel, Italian, French or Spanish, they all amount to

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In the days when Marilyn Monroe was just breaking into motion pictures, well before most people had ever seen her

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Ever since Thomas Alva Edison invented the motion picture, men have tried to make films that exploited the full potential