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Cliff F. Thompson

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Vienna Festival Chants 'Peace, Friendship'

The Communists spent well over $100 million this past summer in their global attempt to create, and win, a new

'Step Test' Eliminated For Future Freshmen

The Department of Physical Training has abandoned the College's traditional introduction to exercise, the step-test, thus opening the way for

The Mikado

In a bright and cheerful production the Winthrop House Music Society gives full due to the Mikado's reputation as the

Mozart in Boston

Opera lovers are still divided on the merits of opera in English. The purists maintain that librettos are usually poor

Egg in Your Beer

Since one can drag out the Yale log only once a year, and because Santa is a regular sport, it

Viva Zapata

With intrigue and intensity, Viva Zapata retells the parable-like story of the Mexican peasants' struggle against a tyrannical government in

Pipe Dream

A whirling combination of lilting tunes, vagabonds, sentiment, and flop-house philosophy makes Pipe Dream one of the year's top musicals.

... From an Oratorical Ruin

The dream of an undergraduate parliament, patterned after the Oxford Union, has been a frequent fantasy which has always ended

A Modern Snake-Oil

Dr. Modesto's revelation is a modern snake oil cure a wild blend of How to Win Friends and influence People

The Gondoliers

By blending one of Gilbert and Sullivan's gayest and most tuneful operettas with a cast of seasoned G. & S.

B.M.O.C.'s: A Case Study

Long engaged in scholarly pursuit, the men of Princeton are currently investigating that fine American institution of "Big Men on

Snake Oil

As a curtain raiser for this year's Drumbeats and Song, the Harvard Band swung through a selection of spirited melodies,

There's No Business Like Show Business

With its entertainers stretched from one end of Cinemascope to the other, There's No Business Like Show Business bristles with

Commuter's Center: A Home Is No House

At a recent Jolly Up the President of a smaller College club succeeded in finding enjoyable company with a Radcliffe

The Star Wizard

Surrounded by perhaps the most captive audience he ever mystified, Harlow Shapley slowly explained to the pensive Congressmen that even

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