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Each of the individual points today should be hotly contested, for both Penn and Harvard have easily crushed the opposition this year. Neither squad can rely on one sure winner or greater depth. "There are no chickens to count on ahead of time," Barnaby said...
Today, the team reaches the midway point of this week's gruelling five-match schedule. Harvard, seeking its seventh victory in a row, meets Dartmouth at the IAB. The match will not count in the Ivy League standings because fencing at Dartmouth has only club status...
...ACTING is all very competent, and sometimes superlative. Laurence Olivier is excellent as an aging Count Witte, urging Nicholas not to order mobilization and start a war that would surely change the nature of the world while killing millions for a worthless cause. Alan Webb and Jack Hawkins also turn in good performances. Tom Baker is very fine as the lewd and mysterious Rasputin whose deep blue eyes meant the ruin of many good diplomats and the violation of even more young women. All the characters possess a remarkable physical similarity to their historical conterparts; in Lenin's case...
...that count, Eugene G. Kraetzer, assistant secretary to the Corporation, said that to his knowledge there were "no strings attached" to the land bequeathment and that the University would therefore be able to sell it with no legal problems...
Although Brooke has missed many roll calls, he has made his votes count. Americans for Democratic Action, which issues ratings on Congressional voting records, ranked Brooke higher than most Democratic liberals--including Ted Kennedy--approving of 88 per cent of his roll call stands...