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...designed to illustrate the versatility of the Harvard Glee Club. The first side includes a collection of traditional "Harvard" songs ranging from football songs and glees to Fair Harvard itself. Side two is labeled, properly, "a short but representative concert offering, sampling the choral literature from the Fifteenth Century to the present...
Also on exhibition at the Fogg is a collection of a hundred of the world's best drawings, dating from the fifteenth century to the present. The display, commemorating the 100th anniversary of Cooper Union, will continue until August...
With this paradox, made startling by the context. Director Resnais introduces the theme of his film: Hiroshima, like God, is love. It is the Calvary of the Atomic Age. It died for man's sins. It descended into hell and rose again. "[On] the fifteenth day Hiroshima was covered with flowers . . . cornflowers and wild iris, bearbine and day lilies reborn from the ashes with a vigor never known before." And from the hell of Hiroshima, out of the death and transfiguration she finds there, the heroine also is reborn, revived by love...
...packaged food-trays and powdered milk will be served by members of the University Employees Union, then numbering half of Massachusett's women over 40; where, in the disturbing absence of a Faculty of Arts and Sciences, students will be taught in their Houses by generally doltish tenth and fifteenth year graduate students; and where each student suite will contain a post-doctoral research fellow as an allegedly living reminder of the prime and vital importance of the Great University to its undergraduate college...
...unfortunate tradition of innumerable German graphics at the Busch-Reisinger has been broken by its present exhibit of recent acquisitions. The new works of art, primarily from the fifteenth to eighteenth centuries, include religious sculpture and a fine fifteenth century Dutch painting--a pleasant exception to the Museum's unduly strict devotion to German...