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STRATFORD, CONN.--At last Shakespeare's Richard II seems to be coming into its own. In recent years it has increasingly become a favorite subject for critics, a cherished assignment in college drama courses, and no longer the rarity in performance that it used...
...LEVIN Wilton, Conn...
...Varsity races over a gruelling four-mile course on the Thames River in New London, Conn. The JV race is three miles; the freshman, two miles. Harvard should win all three contests in the Regatta, though Yale might make a strong showing with its junior varsity, which finished a length back of the Crimson at the Worcester Sprints a month...
...business suffered because of the war. James W. Brine Company, local sporting goods store, advertised "Army supplies required by ROTC, Navy supplies required by the Radio School." The Collegiate Balloon School, Inc. of Rockville, Conn., searched Harvard for balloon pilots for the Army Signal Corps. Instead of Evelyn Wood's speed-reading program, undergraduates turned to General Wood's "Military Science Instruction Charts" to improve their grades...
...Stevens, 20, an impulsive senior at fashionable all-girl Wheaton College in Norton, Mass., had a comfortable up bringing in affluent Greenwich, Conn. She attended Rosemary Hall, an expensive private girls' school, enjoyed the social life at The Belle Haven Club, to which her father, the president of a local radio station, belongs. But, she says, "I never realized how prejudiced I was. In Greenwich the blacks are all maids or something similar, and you don't have to think about them because you've put them in a category." Like many in the Class of '68, she has since...