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...from acting like enemies who had been staring icicles at each other for weeks. Olympic Champion Albright and World Champion Heiss all but smothered each other in warm hugs for the benefit of photographers. All that talk of a feud between them, volunteered Carol's mother, Marie, was "started by a newspaperwoman." But when they skated onto the rink, all became cold precision...
...West 57th Street. Born in Cambridge, Mass., Allen lurched onto the vaudeville boards at 17 as one of the most inept jugglers in history, became a comic after serving in World War I, starred in Broadway musicals through the '203. His radio career was highlighted by a longtime "feud" with Jack Benny and his life illumined with mordant comment on the American scene. Allen on Hollywood: "California is a wonderful place to live-if you're an orange"; on broadcasting: "The scales have not been invented fine enough to weigh the grain of sincerity in radio"; on studio...
...prospects for next year are much the same. With its entire team returning, including the goalie who two years ago turned down a contract with the professional Hershey (Pa.) Bears, Michigan should again reach the finals, facing either St. Lawrence, R.P.I. or Harvard. B.C., meanwhile, will renew its annual feud with...
...Ladd case, the exception to tradition resulted from an inner-party feud. In the Sumner and Cummins instances, however, the precedent was circumvented because the Senate considered the proposed senator unfit for the position he was to occupy...
Answering these statements, John M. Coffee Jr., grDv., editor emeritus of the "Scribe," maintained that the newspaper "was being made a shibboleth" in a feud between Andover and Divinity Halls. In a statement to the CRIMSON, Coffee said the real cause of the Association's vote was the reaction to his article in the latest issue of the "Scribe." Coffee had criticized plans for placing a crucifix in Andover Chapel "because it represents--rightly or otherwise--Popery in many eyes...