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...multicolored jerseys whirling through the early events of indoor track's classic Millrose Games. But at 10 p.m. the Garden lights dimmed. The jogging regiments of runners gathered quietly in the infield. A spotlight was turned on a huge U.S. flag. The band brassily essayed The Star-Spangled Banner and a fight-night baritone swelled his chest and shamelessly drowned...
Acting as a combination Mr. Gallup and Dr. Kinsey in administering the poll was Banner editor Larom Munson, a junior. Munson vouches for the poll's authenticity...
These fabulous facts, long taken for granted among Harvard men, were brought to light in a recent poll conducted by The Banner, the Yale yearbook. More than 1,200 Yalies participated...
Time was when college undergraduates surveyed themselves on such simple questions as war and politics, blondes and brunettes. In the Kinsey era, that is old hat. For the past three years the editors of the Yale Banner, New Haven's yearbook, have been asking students all sorts of personal questions. Last week the Banner flashed the dope about the "Human Yale...
...Page One, the Her-Ex gleefully ran the story under an eight-column banner, captioned Nourse's picture "Recent Appointee to Superior Court Feels His Oats," and scornfully described him as "the new king of Los Angeles." To drive the point home, Managing Editor Campbell himself wrote a blistering editorial, "Black Robes Should Not Cover Proceedings in Los Angeles Courts." Next day, for good measure, Aggie Underwood and all the other city editors sent swarms of photographers to Judge Nourse's courtroom to snap more pictures-any pictures...