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...Curtis Thomas's "Ascent" and Doug Woolf's "The Knifeman." Both are compact, sensitively chiselled pieces of work, relaying on restraint and carefully prepared surprise for their effects. Thomas accomplishes the feat of writing a fantasy in a realistic style. A too conscious attempt at atmosphere occasionally swamps Albert Friedman's "Carnival," while David Hessey's "Launching" sacrifices a powerful theme to occasionally slip-shod treatment. Cecil Schneer makes a heroic attempt to get inside a converted isolationist by reducing him through pain to his Freudian common denominator...
Among the Harvard delegates are: George B. Glay'43, former editorial chairman of the CRIMSON. Maurice O. Friedman '43 of the Post-War Council. Jack G. Levenson '43, Thomas Matters '43, president of the Student Council, and Veo Van Wyk '48, a citizen of the Dutch East Indies. Miss Julis Desue. Radcliffe'44, also is attending the conference...
...Foster, T. T. '45, Leverett A-24 KIR 2096 Foster, R. H. '45, Kirkland D-31 ELI 2701 French, F. C. '45, Leverett J-35 KIR 3429 French, G. W. '44, Kirkland B-21 KIR 5844 Friedlander, R. K. '45, Leverett E-32 KIR 1420 Friedman, M. S. '43, Eliot E-51 ELI 1146 G Gammans, N. J. '45, Lowell L-23 KIR 3191 Garesche, E. L., Kirkland L-11 KIR 5496 Garn, S. M. '43, Lowell L-35 ELI 2192 Garner, F. L. '45, Lowell B-11-12 KIR 7710 Garrett, E. A., III, '46, Leverett...
...number one singles, Jim Jenkins lost a close match to Bob Friedman, New England Intercollegiate Champion, 9-7, 9-7. Hugh Hyde scored an impressive win for the College team when he beat Ray Nasher, former number one man for Duke, in the number two singles match...
...remaining studies must be classed on the Guardian's list of also-rans. "The Work Camp: Forerunner to Collectivism," by M. S. Friedman '43 and N. Lauriat '43, is a competent description of a growing institution, but it fails completely to prove its thesis. An even greater disappointment is Julian Richardson's article on the club system. Not only does he completely misunderstand or ignore the shortcomings of the system, but he likewise fails to utilize many of the strongest arguments in its favor. About an important local problem of which much could be said either pro or con, Richardson...