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...Curtain Call...
...Yale, an assessment of a computerized check-in system is being conducted at the law school for possible future expansion to the entire university, Charles L. Bennett, assistant director of dining halls at Yale, said last week. "We're exploring automatic check-in systems to curtain transfers of cards," which is a growing problem at Yale, he added...
...play ebuliently chiselling on this great, remote mound called the Moor, eventually compelled to lie and kill to keep the plot in motion. When the poor Moor finally snuffs his sweet wife, and, the officer realizes--too late!--the error of his ways and feverishly repents as the curtain descends...
...single, enormous brick. The building, which squats on a small parcel adjacent to Radcliffe Yard, is not in fact one brick, but thousands of them, piled humorlessly on top of one another. A couple of windows, arranged with all the logic of key-punch holes, break through the clay curtain, but they are aberrations. This building says BRICKS and little else. No one listens...
...been a wanderer - to Paris, Rome, Lon don, Berlin, North Africa, always on the move, always observing with a cold eye. He has never endorsed any political line, and although his '40s antiFascism is a matter of record, Canetti is neither a NATO hardliner nor an Iron Curtain apologist: his Nobel cannot be totted on either Scoreboard in the East-West propa ganda Olympics. Canetti embodies a more important quality often omit ted in the literature committee's global approach. He is a major writ er, gifted with a unique talent and an original, if sometimes grisly humanism...