Word: crediters
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...truth" of the nude is reenforced by the knowledge that human beauty is transitory. The Greeks felt that the human figure in its prime is the highest subject of art, but not, one suspects, from the unbalanced optimism about the powers of man for which they are often given credit, but from a sense of tragedy of the mortal before the immortal and of the fleetingness of youth and happiness...
...Crimson now stands fifth, with a victory over last-place Penn to its credit, as opposed to defeats by Cornell and Princeton...
...credit to the excellent acting of the principals that the film can almost make one believe for a moment that being the son of a whore is enough dramatic justification for a berserk attempt to envelop all that evil has to offer. After a while the surfeit of violence and shock destroy even the dramatic incipient in them and become almost humorous...
...above works received expert performances (a feature all too rare at such concerts), for which credit goes to soprano Dorothy Crawford, 'cellists Judith Davidoff and Laurence Lesser, clarinetist Ronald White, and pianists Martin Boykan, John Crawford and Nicholas England...
...varsity lacrosse team, with only two victories to its credit this season, met perhaps the strongest team in the Ivy League at Princeton Saturday, and the result was almost predictable. The Tigers routed the Crimson...