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Arthur E. Lasky '72 organized Thursday's boycott and asked the House Committee to reconsider the election. "The mistakes made by the House Committee changed the entire complexion of the election," Lasky said...
Nilsson's pale blond hair and even paler complexion have earned him the nickname of the White Rabbit. From a musical viewpoint, he is really Tweedledum to Newman's Tweedledee. Both men are married and live in Los Angeles; both are basically recluses whose principal social activity, until recently, was playing pingpong together. They are also equally red-hot songwriters who have turned out hits for such diverse talents as Peggy Lee, Judy Collins, Ella Fitzgerald and the West Coast rock group called Three Dog Night (which moves up to No. 1 on the Billboard chart this week...
...RELATIONSHIP between Harvard and its tenants in Roxbury has repeatedly changed complexion since the University informed these tenan?s 1? months ago that they were to be evicted to make way for hospital construction near the Medical School, Instead of behaving as defensively as they had last April when questioned about their plans for the medical area. Harvard officials now acknowledge in principle that they bear a degree of responsibility toward the people whom they will dislocate. And the tenants, who once demanded that the University allow their homes to stand and seek other locations for its teaching hospitals...
...once said that Cambridge is one of the two or three best beats in the country. And he has spread around the wealth. No fewer than half a dozen Globe reporters and correspondents cover Harvard. The main ones are Crocker Snow, a preppy-looking fellow with a dark complexion who handles the intellectual side and talks quite a bit to Faculty members, and Parker Donham, a former CRIMSON editor and longtime Harvard student who has a beard that goes all over his face and down the back of his head. Occasionally, the Globe's education writers turn up-Nina McCain...
With these sentiments, Ben Jonson could hang out his shingle in any American city-as a coiffeur. If the adulteries of art take care of a woman's stockings, shoes, nails, gowns, complexion and overweight, her hair these days is just as skillfully composed to look as if it had been dragged through a thornbush backward. Artfully...