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...become the Cosmopolis of Spengler, a huge petrifact, whose inhabitants view it exclusively as the instrument of their individual advancement or pleasure? In that event, it would be useless to expect anyone to concern himself with a matter so marginal as the beauty of the institution itself. John Bovey...
...more vivid story if Judge Grabau had shown less respect for the rules of evidence and had played the racist role which journalists assign to white magistrates in their allegories of American jurisprudence. But I wonder if Mr. Ezera would have shared the reporter's excitement. John Bovey...
...Power to the people! Frank Alden Bovey III '67 Robert Sampson Buritz Jr. '67 Peter R. Christy '67 Rev. Douglas A. Maisel...
Venturing into the field of criticism for the first time in recent years, the Advocate presents "The Orthodoxy of Proust," a readable and interesting article by John Bovey of the English A staff. His analysis of Proust's debt to the past is a skillful and significant one, though one may doubt the finality of his claim that this another's success can be laid entirely to his complete artistry in the handling of an old theme in an old way. Philip Johnson's "Architecture of Harvard" shows skill and understanding in an eye-opening survey of the University...
...sufferers who will probably fail to convert any of the opposition. I know, however, that you can count on the support of some of your elders. And I know that when you find something worth your efforts, you are all capable of the utmost loyalty. John Bovey '35, Instructor in English...