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Tina Rathborne
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A Dragon Guarding the Gate
A T THE LOEB last Thursday evening one wished that Mildred Dunnock in her recitation of a selection of Emily
Edens of Hors d'Oeuvres and Ice Cream
Iruna The Iruna is the epicurean Eden of Cambridge. At 56 Boylston St., on an alley off from the sidewalk,
The Coming of Age
T HORSTEIN VEBLEN in his The Theory of the Leisure Class says that the status of women is the best
Fair Find, Middling French
The Green Turtle Cambridge food-eaters are out more for the find than the food. Evidenced by the nightly lines. The
Burgers, Pasta and Patisserie
OF the Seven Deadly Sins, gluttony has received the least attention from this generation. Judging from the reception accorded to
James Agee Remembered
The Harvard Advocate: Commemorative to James Agee. Vol CV Number Four Feb. 1972 Available Thurs., March 2 at the Union,
The Complete Stories
T HERE IS a real sadness in recognizing an utter master whose work finally disappoints. The Complete Stories of Flannery
One Time, One Place: A Mississippi Album
E udora Welty writes books and short stories. Her Losing Battles is a jewel of a novel about a cracker
The Return of the Vamp
I t is not simply out of "young-people-today" defensiveness that I cite the conclusion to Anatole Broyard's review in the
A Clean Dissection
B iographers have played Halloween with the ghost of Emily Dickinson. They Trick or Treat her remnants and if the
Sylvia Plath's Inferno
T here is a myth that needs unmaking, and if we are to believe A. Alvarez's "Sylvia Plath: A Memoir"
Books Decision
210 Pages $5.95 IT SEEMS sometimes that a government's only job is to define the rules by which politics may
Book The Bell Jar
296 pp. $6.95. WHEN first I packed my grandmother's trunk to take to Radcliffe College, in it I put my
