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Frederick H. Gardner
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The Offshore Island
There is a point at which the "plague on both your houses" outlook of the British left turns into sheer
David Susskind
Although he expects to be fired today as moderator of Open End, David H. Susskind '42 will not need unemployment
Panel Blames Hollywood For Money-Minded Films
Early in last night Law School Forum on the American Cinema, David H. Susskind '42 insisted that Elinor Hughes, Mr.
From the Shelf
The title only suggests the pretentious heights toward which de Grazia's essay rambles. The author's outlook, according to the jacket,
Problem at a Negro College in Atlanta: Education for Privilege or Equality?
Liberals in the North seem happily convinced that the vast majority of southern Negroes (and certainly all the students) are
THE SPORTING SCENE
This week, as the Times would have informed us, spring begins. Now sports fans should put down the Viking Portable
William F. Ryan
New York's only Reform Democratic Congressman does not think integrity and success are mutually exclusive in American politics. He is
In the Counting House
Unlike the vulgar, insipid plays that have recently cashed in on Jewish themes and situations, the pre-Chanukah show at the
Football Fans Stirred by Pep Rally; Two Arrested in Gathering at 'Bick'
Boy, is the varsity football team going to murder Yale this afternoon. And if you said anything different to the
How It Happened
The decision was made at the Top Level, that summit where sportsmen, publishers, industrialists, statesmen and such labor leaders as
Edward J. McCormack, Jr.
Attorney General McCormack's Irish eyes were not smiling yesterday afternoon as reporters besieged him for a statement on the growing
THE SPORTING SCENE
It's like old times in the National League, with those transplanted geographical rivals, the Dodgers and the Giants, fighting for
Hoffmann, Hughes Debate
Disputing the ability of American initiatives for disarmament to evoke Soviet reciprocation, Stanley H. Hoffmann, associate professor of Government, said
Autumn 'Garden
Picking up characters just when external events promise a crisis can make a writer's job easier because it guarantees a
Juster Takes Us Through a New Looking Glass
since I read Robinson Crusoe Defoe's adult version and found colorful than the Classic Comic, suspected books for readers of
