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...Hero-Prince, Edward Golden was not always quite charming. Determined to do high deeds in Agassiz, he sometimes overacts with stock grimaces and attitudes, but on the whole he is worthy to waken Beauty. Claire Scott as the queen and Luay Barry as a servant both handled tiny parts in a handy fashion, and John Fenn rounds out the cast with a tidy, if undistinguished, performance as the king. Fenn's main claim to juvenile gratitude is a highly imaginative and decorative set plus more than routine lighting effects...
...Cambridge dedicated ten tons of granite to the maintenance of a myth. The Washington Monument in the Common near Agassiz crowns a century's debate over the Washington Elm legend. It was under this Elm that George Washington supposedly took command of the Continental Army in 1773. This account, however, holds up little better than the Elm itself which rotted away thirty years...
...programs have been scheduled for this term. The first, "Babylon Revisited," adapted from an F. Scott Fitzgerald story by Shoup, will be presented at Agassiz Theatre on March...
Alfred A. Albert, counsel for the American Civil Liberties Union, and Edward J. Donlan, a member of the House Committee on Communism in Massachusetts, will debate the Congressional investigations of Communism, tomorrow at Agassiz Hall as part of a Leadership Workshop...
...Observatory has been recently pioneering in the new field of radio astronomy. The first large radio telescope in the United States, designed particularly for the study of the galaxies, has been built at the Agassiz Observatory. Present plans call for further development in this field...