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...Alty Flagg will probably play number six and Wis Wood number seven. Both are varsity veterans. Behind them is is a dogfight to see who can corner the last two berths on the team. Larry Brownell last year's freshman captain and number one man, and Mike Ward, on the '54 Yardling team, are the principal contenders for the positions. Steve Sonnabend, a junior who was ineligible last year, and Charlie Elliott will give them a tough fight, however...
With the acquisition of the playground, located at the corner of Memorial Drive and Flagg Street, the University would own the complete riverfront property from Dunster House to Western Avenue, Whitlock said. The Cambridge City Council, spurred on by Observatory residents, wants the University land for a new park and playground...
Showing the Flagg Sir: In your June 6 issue, you state that James Montgomery Flagg's best-known picture was a World War I recruiting poster depicting Uncle Sam, black-browed with pointing finger, "demanding: I WANT YOU." In 1914 there was a recruiting poster in England depicting Lord Kitchener, black-browed, black-mustached and with pointing finger, with the caption YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU. This was before your time, probably, but I remember, and I imagine James M. Flagg did also. JOHN B. THOMPSON Grouville, Jersey...
...fiction among some critics, as well as the hero of a lively minor cult on college campuses. Much of his new and far inferior book takes place in Italy, south of Rome, but the characters and attitudes are standard sub-Mason-Dixon. The two central figures are Mason Flagg, a rich neurotic dilettante, and Cass Kinsolving, an alcoholic hack painter. The plot, insofar as there is one, advances at a glacial pace towards the question of what Flagg and Kinsolving had to do with the brutal sex-murder of an Italian peasant girl...
...Frontier? This whodunit is essentially a whydidit. The man who delves into the twisted personality wreckage of the past is the stodgy self-effacing ("I am something of a square") narrator of the novel to whom Mason Flagg was a prep-school idol. Complicated flashbacks reveal that Mason Flagg is something of a heel, the hybrid product of a $2,000,000 trust fund and an incestuously possessive mother. By his 205 he is braining his wife with stray crockery, and swapping bedmates at Greenwich Village parties that Author Styron stops teasingly short of describing...