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The Bloody Professors. The keenest political observer alive in the 20th Century, in a typically Churchillian phrase, once privately called the men in the Kremlin "those ruthless and bloody-minded professors." No Westerner knew much about what went on inside their grisly university, where last week the faculty was doubtless...
Designed in keeping with the simple lines of Lamont, the lamppost replaces an older one which was removed last year. Police Chief Alvin R. Randall hailed it yesterday as a boon to campus cons.
His ability to be placid in the midst of storm and stress has given him his peculiarly firm hold over the Socialist Party. He cannot be rushed. He cannot be stampeded by a flood of oratory. In the cabinet room of No. 10, even the most eloquent minister may find...
Last week for nearly five hours the House of Commons debated the pros & cons of his bill to make simplified spelling compulsory in all British schools, films and copyrighted literature. No foreigner, the bill provided, would be naturalized until he had mastered the new spelling. "Fourteen million schoolchildren," pleaded Dr...
Three games out of seven leave the traditionally strong, undefeated-in-cons Eliot team tied for first with Winthrop in the hockey league.