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...Elmer Garrison, Jr., gb '26, 502 Bitting Bldg., Wichita, Kansas...
...than a year after Red Chinese troops first marched into the outlying reaches of Tibet, the theocratic government of Lhasa had surrendered. In a treaty negotiated at Peking, the Tibetans accepted 1) status as an "autonomous" province under the sovereignty of Red China; 2) occupation by a Red Chinese garrison; 3) merger of all Tibetan forces into Red China's army; 4) direction of Tibetan foreign affairs by Red China...
...poetry is more varied in quality. Donald Hall's Garrison Prize winner, "A Face in the Mirror," is a delightful little piece--one of the best of its sort I have ever seen in the Advocate, and the best poem of Hall's that I have read. Another selection from Hall's winning entry in the Garrison contest, called "Afternoon," struck me as dull and stereotyped (the scene is an amusement park closed for the winter). Charles Neuhauser's "Seascape with Salvage Barge" is a rich brew of imagery, alliteration, and studied rhyming. It is easily the best poem...
...Lloyd McKim Garrison Prize of a silver medal and $165 to Donald A. Hall '51, of Eliot House, for a group of poems entitled, "A Single Look...
Honorable Mention for the Lloyd McKim Garrison Prize went to: Charles S. Enright '51, or Kirkland House, for a group of poems entitled, "A Secular Comedy"; William Lyon Phelps '51, of Eliot House, for a group of poems entitled, "Places and Portraits"; Peter S. Hanke '51, of Dunster House, for a group of poems entitled, "Now in the Antique Game, and Other Poems"; and Gerald P. Fitzgerald '52, of Winthrop House, for a group of poems entitled, "Words for Sibyl's Leaves...