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John Ballantine '42 contributes a boldly reasoned article, amply supported with facts, on the post-war industrial situation, and the adjustments that will be necessary to avoid economic collapse. Perhaps the tritest of the articles is the opening one by Editor Irwin Ross '40, who naively thinks that an allied declaration of the rights of man would win the Burmese knife-slingers over to our side...
...John H. Powell '43, Malcolm J. Rowe '42, Lawrence K. Shaul '42, and Alan B. Shaw '44, Manager; and Minor Numerals to the following members of the freshman rifle team: Daniel J. Crowley, Jr., Louis Gerstley, 3d, Nathaniel C. Nash, 4th, Manager; Guerdon H. Nelson, Albert C. Petite, and Irwin E. Spalding...
Engaged. The Right Rev. Archibald Lang Fleming, the Anglican Church's "Flying Bishop" of the Arctic; and Elizabeth Nelson Lukens, associate headmistress of The Agnes Irwin School near Philadelphia; in Philadelphia. "Archibald the Arctic" (his signature) makes biennial flights to visit his scattered Eskimo flock...
...most gifted U.S. short-story writers, Irwin Shaw is also one of the most successful. All but one of the 20 stories in this volume are collected from The New Yorker, Story, Harper's Bazaar and other magazines. Some of the best...
...Irwin Shaw's material is fresh, and he handles it with rich understanding and superb technique-up to a point. Then he lays it on too thick or too pat. Perhaps his professionalism is to blame. Perhaps the author of Bury The Dead is more naturally a playwright than a storyteller. Tricks of overemphasis, which get by on stage, look as uneasy in print as theatrical make-up does in a living room...