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Faller and Starr decided their fores, 16-4, and 4-1, while Rayner fought to a tight 1-1 tie with last year's New England champion, Tom Young.
A Law Forum crowd of approximately 1200 people at Rindge Tech first heard Humphrey outline the whys and where-fores of Democratic policy. After Dulles had methodically attacked these philosophies from three points of view, above, the Minnesota Senator adroitly tried to break down his Republican foe's arguments.
Pictures about life in occupied countries are descending upon us with monotonous regularity, and few have yet done justice to the subject. "This Land Is Mine" is a well-produced and well-acted picture, but it suffers from too much Hollywood and unnecessary poesy-feeding. Like Steinbeck's novel, "The...
"Sed--elme, invocati, sub toga quaque cor sine mendacio et sine coronary thrombosis pulsare scimus. O, moraturi (ex inquistionibus) vos salutamus. Vos intrepidos de metu libri careuleri vereti sumus. Pro vobis solis fores gloriae et W P A apertae sunt. Yalens, officiumque bursaris vobis de causa elata sunt."--Yale News...
So capable and comprehensive is the book that one's only regret is that the author failed to deal with the much-debated problem of how much a patient should be told of his condition. With this exception, however, it keeps to its profession of frankness and is well worth...