George H. Rosen

Beating the System

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Thoughts are errant during exam period. The worlds of fact and doctrine ("Birds cannot actually fly; they are merely prodigious

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T HOUGHTS ARE ERRANT during exam period. The worlds of fact and doctrine ("Birds cannot actually fly; they are merely

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This piece orignally appeared in the January 23, 1967 issue of the Crimson, and was written by George H. Rosen

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T HOUGHTS ARE ERRANT during exam period. The worlds of fact and doctrine ("Birds cannot actually fly; they are merely

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This piece originally appeared in the January 23, 1967 issue of the Crimson, and was written by George H. Rosen

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N O one shoots himself in The Cherry Orchard, though at one point a clerk trips into the wings with

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The plays this summer at Agassiz have all been refreshingly irreverent. Aristophanes got new music and lyrics. The Trojan Women

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Lincoln died last night. Mr. Kirstein, Director of the New York City Ballet and sometime poet, has written a new

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Constance Garnett was a fine lady with a tin ear who translated the great 19th century Russian writers into a

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Post-banana man is turning to the halls of academe for succor. Or more precisely, the walls. A number of students