Word: forwarders
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Renata Adler has written wryly and perceptively on a variety of subjects in her five years with The New Yorker: literary critics, group therapy, civil rights marchers, and New Leftists. But fertile as she has been in ideas, she felt she was running out of them, and so looks forward to the rigors of daily criticism. Her taste in movies is eclective: she professes to like westerns along with Fellini. There is one obstacle. Like her predecessor, she is repelled by excessive violence, and walked out during the knifing in the shower scene in Hitchcock's Psycho. "I have...
Gurry stickhandled and skated like a forward and showed a slap shot that can be dangerous from outside the blue line. He is clearly a coming star if his penchant for explosive checking doesn't draw too many costly penalties or get him caught too far from his goal...
...defense are Ben Smith and Bob Carr. Smith was second team All-Ivy as a sophomore before he was moved unsuccessfully to forward. Carr meanwhile grew into one of the East's sturdiest and highest scoring defensemen and took Smith's place on the Ivy roll, behind only Harry Orr and Skip Stanowiski of Cornell...
Sophomore Jack Turco, an accomplished playmaker, centers the second line, with junior Barry Johnson on his left and senior Don Grimble on the right. Grimble is another player whose effectiveness was diminished by shuffling between defense and forward, but the former freshman captain should reach his Harvard peak now that he is securely set at wing...
...reason people don't move from the room isn't so absurd. They have been running and suddenly can't take the next step. Bunuel shows how agonizing apathy is. You want desperately to go forward, yet you're in a sort of vaccuum. The longer you remain in it, the more you try to fill it up. You bitch and invent distracting crises. The host, upon urging, offers to shoot himself for inviting everybody over. People begin to thirst and starve so that a piece of fruit, rather than departure, occupies their minds...