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...Class of '54 will hold its Senior Spread tonight, in the Lowell House courtyard. Festivities will include a formal dance starting about 10 p.m., scheduled to come to a halt at 3 a.m., with a "midnight" dinner for an interlude...
...Artagnan! Where the hell is D'Artagnan?" bawled stocky Joseph Lerner in a Roman courtyard last week. D'Artagnan, played by Hollywood's Jeffrey Stone, popped up from among the chaos of generators, cameras, props, actors and Italian technicians crowded before the venerable Palazzo Taverna, and Lerner was able to get on with the shooting of his filmed TV series, The Three Musketeers...
...baccalaureate service in Memorial Church Sunday afternoon, June 13, will initiate the week. Monday night, seniors will dance at the senior Spread in the Lowell House courtyard; Tuesday will see military commissioning ceremonies and a moonlight cruise. Wednesday will be Class Day, with the Yale baseball game, band and glee club concert, and a college-alumni informal dance...
Private Snort. The caucus room coverage was smoothly professional. Under pool arrangements, it was ABC's turn to supply equipment and technicians. In a steaming mobile unit parked in the Senate building courtyard, Ed Scherer, a 25-year-old TV director for Baltimore's WMAR-TV, selected the best shots to be fed to the networks. After pedestrian coverage the first morning, the cameramen sharpened, even anticipated Joe McCarthy's points of order. Said one: "When he looks disgusted, we put our camera on him." At one point, McCarthy passed a scribbled note...
Since their installation in 1931, the bells have intermittently groaned and bonged their way to notoriety. Afternoon and evening concerts, which were frequent in the '30's, usually brought Lowell residents into the courtyard, armed with noisemakers and determined to drown out the uproar in the tower. Their efforts were unsuccessful. On a clear day, the bells could be heard for fifteen miles, and if conditions were exceptionally favorable, the radius of total destruction was reputed to be forty-two. House Master Julian Coolidge, who hardly shared President Lowell's enthusiasm for the bells, once complained that when rung they...