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...Elliot Forbes '40, Fanny Peabody Professor of Music, will make his last appearance as conductor of the Harvard Glee Club and the Radcliffe Choral Society tonight at Sanders Theatre. in a joint concert with the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra...
...heroin epidemic has hit us. We must face that fact," says Dr. Donald Louria, president of the New York State Council on Drug Addiction and author of Drug Scene. Dr. Elliot Luby, associate director of Detroit's addict-treating Lafayette Clinic, concurs: "Addiction is really reaching epidemic proportions. You have to look at it as an infectious disease." Epidemic, of course, is a relative term, but as a Chicago psychiatrist, Dr. Marvin Schwarz, says: "Now we're seeing it clinically, whereas before we weren't. The kids on heroin all have long histories of drug use." At the California-based...
...event which did not count in the team standings, Harvard's freshman medley relay team led almost the entire race only to lose by a narrow margin to Fordham. Marcel Philippe hung right behind the Crimson's Dave Elliott in the mile leg then started a kick that Elliot failed to match...
Perhaps the Crimson's best chance for a victory is in the special freshman distance relay, a race run by a half-miler, two quarter-milers and a miler. If the first three runners-Bobby Clayton, Richard Melvoin, and Tim D'Acci-can stay with the leaders, miler Dave Elliot, who has run a 4:10 this year, could very possibly win the race...
...only because it puts a little complexity into character and plot development. The film is neither relevant nor savage-nor particularly anti-war: it's just so last you don't notice its superficiality till you leave the theater. While a grisly joke is being played on Elliot Gould, Sutherland is over there asserting his salty personality, and when that begins to pall your attention is diverted by a new twist on that old running gag in the background. M. A. S. H. simply gives its audience more than one thing to watch at a time. It therefore becomes...