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After years of lurking around the cellar, Columbus looms as a real contender. The Lions lost only two League games last year, and they handed Darmouth its sole loss on a last-second field goal by their outstanding linebacker, Paul Kaliades, who is perhaps the Ivy's best All-American prospect this year...
...biography of the late Duke of Windsor, by his friend Frances Donaldson, tells the story of his long friendship with Mrs. Dudley Ward, wife of a Liberal Party whip in the House of Commons. They met in 1917, during an air raid, when Freda Ward took refuge in the cellar of a house where a noisy party was going on. She chatted in the gloom with an unknown guest in his early 20s, and after the all-clear, the hostess pressed her to join the party: "His Royal Highness is so anxious that you should do so." They danced together...
...life, so serene as to seem unHitchcockian, is as well planned as his movies. He and his wife of 46 years, Alma, live in a two-bedroom house in Bel Air, Calif.; the only thing unusual about it is the large kitchen, with walk-in refrigerator and a wine cellar, which has a vast if diminishing collection. The prices of French wines today are too much even for a director who makes on the order of $500,000 a film...
Harvard proved on Tuesday that it does not deserve the Ivy League cellar with a 7-2 win over Brown, a team that the Indians squeaked by 5-4. Harvard lost to Princeton, 4-5, and Columbia, 0-9, while the Indians' scores against the two were...
...Mason '73, who ran the Mather House wine cellar before it was forced to close, said yesterday that he would "check up" on such a license, "The wine cellar was such a great deal for everyone, "he said, "I'd love to start it up again...