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"Moreover, we must especially combat the notion that the U.N. is in some mysterious way a thing apart and different from nations which compose it, on which everyone proceeds to rely. This fallacy is of course associated with the idea that it is like an ordinary government. It is a...
Six Radcliffe girls were among 24 selected to compose two all-college teams for an exhibition game. They were Candy Allen '60, Bud Blair '57, Lucy Newlin '58, Betsy Witte '57, Sigrid Keyserling '60, and Ann Brace '57, current president of the Radcliffe Athletic Association. Sarah Stevens '57 received honorable...
All of Tufts is aware that the fraternities, which compose about one-third of the resident students, do tend to attract small individual groups. But usually when this happens other students, both commuters and dormitory residents, will go on unaware of the clique until it disbands or gradually drifts back...
Two years ago Stravinsky, who has written a Pater Noster, a Credo, an Ave Maria and a Mass, enthusiastically accepted a commission to compose Passion music for Venice's patron saint-at a rumored fee of $12,000. (A member of the Russian Orthodox faith, Stravinsky is very religious...
In music, as in politics, yesterday's revolutionary is today's conservative. Listeners' ears have become accustomed to hearing once scandalous sounds in the backgrounds of film, radio and TV productions, and the mellowing years caused many of the composers themselves to compose less aggressively. Today the...