Word: doren
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John Simon '46, Polonius; Edward Franklin '47, Laertes; Miss June Philbin, Radcliffe '46, Ophelia; Miss Anna Prince, Radcliffe '47, Gertrude; Charles Van Doren '46, Rosencrantz; Alexander Stewart '46 Gildenstern; Edward Benedict '46, Horatio; Michael Kahn '46, Osrich, and William Murray '47, Voltimand. The cast will double-up on minor roles. The performance will be open to the public, and is expected to run almost three hours...
...your issue of July 8 . . . you say: "Lie's address was embedded in a garland of music, including the Polonaise Militaire in A Major, and the Song of Free Nations set to Mark Van Doren's Song of One World...
...objections to world government, that the people are not ready for such a step, drew Van Doren's answer: "Why not ask them? They've never been asked about it before." He also believed that the responsibility of the people would eliminate the danger of tryanny in the proposed super government...
...Doren saw the idea of world government as growing, but urged students and others interested to get out and talk about the plan. "Getting together in little bunches and discussing it among yourselves won't do any good," he warned the students. "Talk must become general enough so that those in Washington will become aware of the people's pressure and do something...
...speaker was introduced by Arthur N. Holcombe '06, professor of Government, who also acted as moderator during the question period which followed Van Doren's talk...