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Other new officers include: Michael Cain '63-3, of Kingston, R.I. and Sidney Goldfarb '64, of Lowell House and Peabody, Pegasus; Mary V. Seager '64, of 124 Walker St. and Tecumseh. Mich., secretary; Phillip Hecksher '65, of Lionel Hall and New York City, treasurer; and David Swanson '64, of Adams House and Wauwatosa, Wis., business manager...
Captain Harry F. Guggenheim, owner of Cain Hoy Stable, whose Dark Star handed the great Native Dancer the only defeat of his career in the 1953 Kentucky Derby: a sweep of Belmont Park's opening-week Cowdin and Lawrence Realization stakes. Guggenheim's speedy two-year-old Never Bend swept to a three-length triumph in the seven-furlong Cowdin, and his three-year-old Battle Joined came home in front by two lengths in the 1⅝-mile Lawrence. Prosperous Cain Hoy's winnings for the week...
...form of a bogy-like hallucination called a nedotykomka-"a person one can't touch." At first Peredonov tries to catch and destroy the nedotykomka. But his rage to destroy it-like all petty human rage and resentment, according to Sologub-is part of the dark inheritance from Cain. It becomes a rage to destroy everything. Peredonov is doomed...
Since then, Cain has visited Princeton, Duke, North Carolina, Cornell, the University of Virginia, and, of course, Harvard. His usual technique is to spend half a day or a day at each campus, calling first on the editors of the student newspapers and gathering information from them on whom to see next. Typical questions he asks concern the relative strengths of the Young Republican and Young Democratic Clubs, the size of the local Young Americans for Freedom contingent, or the general feelings of the students at large...
...most recent book on student conservatism was M. Stanton Evans' "Revolt on the Campus," a work which Cain describes as "pinning merit badges on undergraduate political attempts." Cain promises a broader approach (he does not confine himself to the colleges in his search for young conservatives). And he takes up the subject from a multitude of different points, including the historical, the sociological, the political, and the religious...