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...declared Yugoslavia's Marshal Tito last week, and as a result, he said, international tension has eased. "If anyone is competent to recognize a trap, it is we," said Communism's No. 11 heretic, who is, of course, still a Communist. "Because of our experience, we can distinguish between what is a maneuver and what is a positive step," he added. To Tito, the Russian change is more than a maneuver...
...year earlier. As a junior a candidate for the A.B. degree must write at least one 7-10,000 word paper in his major. This comes in addition to a senior these is which is required from every man in order to graduate. At Princeton the faculty does not distinguish between honors and non-honors candidates...
...solved one of the main problems of childhood by the fact of running away: "Dad too had once run away from home, and for some reason--perhaps because the bank was shut, or because he was hungry, tired, and lonely--he had come back, but their protest remained to distinguish them from all the others who had never run away. It was the real sign of their manhood. I never ran away after that. I never felt I needed...
According to Hunt, Brooks House officers have realized for more than a year that constitutional revisions would eventually have to be made. The Association since 1948 has been working under a constitution which is according to Hunt, "quite inadequate." The 1948 document failed to distinguish between PBH itself and the Brooks House Association...
...such a picture. Oscar Brodney's scenes are fast and well-organized, Rudolph (Dodsworth) Mate's direction is firm and businesslike. Best bit is are working of a famed Charles Laughton scene in Henry VIII, a demonstration of medieval good manners ("the little things that distinguish the gentleman''; in which Actor Torin Thatcher daintily raises a whole haunch of mutton to his lips, graciously gnaws at it for awhile, then flings it airily over his shoulder-the left shoulder, that is-to the floor...