Word: dublin
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...almost two centuries Arthur Guinness Son & Co., Ltd. has stood on the banks of Dublin's River Liffey and brewed a dark and pungent beer. It is known the world over as Guinness, and it is Ireland's national drink in a country where the average beer consumption is 100 pints a year per person. Therefore, Guinness has been little advertised in Ireland. But last week Dubliners were surprised to see the famous slogan-"Guinness Is Good for You"*-plastered on Dublin's buses. The ads, said Guinness & Co., were not for Irish eyes...
Several of the Yardlings have turned in better times and distances than the varsity. Murdock Whitney and Neil Dickson can equal almost any jumper on the varsity, the former having broken the hill record at Dublin, N.H., earlier this year...
...King of Friday's Men (by Michael Molloy; produced by Michael Grace) is about as Irish as plays come-even out of Dublin's famous Abbey Theatre. It is a gaudily romantic period piece about a homely 18th Century shillelagh fighter who turns up in the west of Ireland just as a great landlord is about to seize a pretty young peasant girl for his pleasure. When the girl (Maggie McNamara) pretends love for the brawny shillelagh-swinging Dowd (Walter Macken), he cheerfully whips the landlord's entire press gang. But though Dowd eventually wins the girl...
Yale edged the varsity skiers by eight-tenths of a point to take second place behind champion Williams in the Eastern Division Championships at Lyndonville, Vermont, over the weekend. Meanwhile, the freshman ski team placed second behind Dublin School in its opening meet there, while Mount Hermon School finished last in the triangular meet...
Meanwhile, the first freshman ski teams in the College's history opens against Dublin and Mount Herman schools today at Dublin in New Hampshire...