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...always terrified its aquine competitors. This year the team, captained by Eleanor Thomas '69 proved at Wellesley last Saturday, that it could have drowned them all. Radcliffe won the meet with 52 1/2 points, over Wellesley's 50 and Wheaton's 11 1/2 points. The laurels belong to Pat Davidson '68, who secured a Radcliffe victory by her performance in diving...
...Judge Values. With the help of Psychologist John Bevan, who left his associate professorship at Davidson, Kadel got 281 acres of seashore land from the city of St. Petersburg. Two fund-raising drives in St. Petersburg netted $4,000,000; the Presbyterians chipped in with $3,300,000. Florida Presbyterian opened in 1960, now has 810 students and a campus of functional modern buildings worth $14 million...
Princeton scored early in the first half when Crimson fullback Bill Gray lost his footing on the slippery grass, allowing Tiger forward Davidson to get by him After that, the Crimson seemed demoralized, and Princeton...
...brings both sensuality and sensibility to a role that might easily have wallowed in sweetness and light. And Von Sydow is superb as the parson. He plays him larger than life: as a personification of the historic battle between the Puritan psychosis and the natural man, as a Parson Davidson who encounters, instead of Sadie Thompson, Mother Nature herself...
...whizzy world of two-wheeled transportation, Honda Motors Co. of Japan has long since lapped the field. Honda's U.S. export models are the fastest selling numbers since the salad day of the Harley-Davidson. Its cycles take home most of the prizes in international racing. Its new, lightweight "Little Honda" motor bike sells like soy sauce in Japan, will be introduced in the U.S. next year at about $100. And now the world's largest motorcycle manufacturer is tooling up for a sharp turn into the international auto market...