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Intellectual Exercise. Today's sport, says Irving De Koff, coach of Columbia University's defending co-champions (along with N.Y.U.), is much more of an intellectual exercise. "While trying to protect yourself, you are testing, trying your opponent. You are investigating his patterns, his attitudes, his favorite actions...
¶Shut out completely in the Prize of Nations horsemanship competition, last event of the Pan-American Games (TIME, March 28), U.S. entrants nevertheless swept to an easy victory in the overall, unofficial scoring by piling up 1,434½ points. In second place: Argentina's defending champions, with...
So now we have all the Yalta-lovers telling us that it is they who were the champions of the Europeans all along and they feel very strongly that nothing should be done to hurt American prestige in Europe. Of course, we didn't hear them say that when our...
¶ Winning 16 out of 22 titles in men's competition, and four of the seven women's gold medals, U.S. teams easily outpointed Argentina's defending champions.
Is academic freedom in the U.S. really in danger? Absolutely, says rising young (36) Historian Russell Kirk (The Conservative Mind)-but not alone for the reasons that most teachers seem to think. In his latest book, Academic Freedom (Henry Regnery; $3.75), Kirk points an accusing finger at the teaching profession...