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...would like to help applaud, with many encores, the Student Council proposal for foreign study during the junior year. I took my junior year abroad through the protection of the Sweet Briar Group to which the Harvard Romance Languages Department bravely entrusts its students for a year in Paris. It was, and still is, the only means for us to study abroad--a means not only limited to one department but inadequate for that department itself...
Many responsible Frenchmen applaud this idea. U.S. aid, they say, merely postpones decisions that France must make herself. Yet a sudden stoppage of U.S. assistance could easily jeopardize the huge U.S. military investment in French bases and supply depots, stretching from the Channel to the Rhine. U.S. aid will probably be cut gradually, but cut it will...
...This week on an 8,560-ft. mountainside in Colorado, Shirley is spinning the same theatrical magic that has made her beloved in the canyons of Manhattan. Drama-minded Coloradans and vacationers from every part of the U.S. are crowding the 75-year-old Central City Opera House to applaud Shirley Booth in her most recent Broadway hit, Arthur Laurents' The Time of the Cuckoo, the story of a virginal business girl named Leona Samish, who trips over her own moral standards on an Italian vacation...
...lawyer. I came here to accuse. I don't consider myself to be accused of anything." To Heikal's defense rallied Naguib's right-hand man, Lieut. Colonel Gamal Abdel Nasser, who told the committee that Naguib's government does not want "newspapers [to] applaud us [because] secretly we would have bought this [applause]." Nevertheless, the committee ordered Hei kal to 1) apologize or 2) stand trial and face suspension as a working newsman...
...doing his job well came in the Silver Jubilee celebration of 1935, the year before he died. Drawn by four greys with postilions, the King and his Queen drove around the poorer quarters of London, through Battersea, Kennington and Lambeth, Limehouse and Whitechapel. Everywhere, his subjects turned out to applaud and cheer...