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...limited appeal of the game, Pell explained yesterday, is primarily due to the rarity of courts in the U.S. Court tennis originated in French monasteries in the 11th century and was first played in an open courtyard. As a result, the court, now moved indoors, still contains a clutter of galleries, penthouses, doors, and windows all important to the scoring of the game...
...were most pleased to see the editorial in the February 11th issue of the CRIMSON on the dispute at St. John's University. For the most part it rightfully characterized the dismissal of 31 professors well before the end of the semester, without charges or hearings as an affront to the academic community...
...portrait of the traveling monk Zemmui, a member of the Tendai Buddhist sect, which ranks as a Japanese Giotto. It is a masterpiece of the 11th century, when the Fujiwara shoguns reigned, encouraging the arts as the Medicis did in Italy. The unknown artist profiles the Indian-born patriarch, a posture seldom used before, and gives him a Japanese face. As a light touch, the great priest's shoes appear below his chair, casually kicked off rather than neatly lined up to conform to Japanese etiquette. The picture is incredibly shallow spatially; the chair legs appear...
Friday, three Alpine skiers placed in the top twelve in the giant slalom. The Alpine team contributed 95.7 points to Harvard's overall standing when Greg Peters placed tenth, Steve Blodgett 11th, and Peter Gagarin 12th...
...giant slalom yesterday morning, the Crimson's Greg Peters, Steve Blodgett, and Peter Gagarin came in 10th, 11th and 12th as Harvard finished behind only Middlebury and Dartmouth. Jon Chaffe placed 3rd in the afternoon's 9-mile cross-country run, and was followed by Jim Sise in 13th and Bear Barnes in 15th...