Word: kochler
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...better job than its Cambridge counterpart principally because the Record has better artists. Beginning with a melancholy but extremely eyecatching cover, the issue contains half-a-dozen pictures and cartoons which are really funny, not just silly or amusing. Most of these are the work of two Elis named Kochler and Voulgaris, who seem to be solely responsible for putting their magazine several notches above other college funny papers, including the Lampoon. The rest of this issue consists of some involved and mostly unfunny stories, all based on ancient gimmicks, a pot of putrid he-she jokes admittedly culled from...
Among the other stories, A. M. Kochler has wiped the blood off his fingers after his contribution last month, and come up with a grim little yarn involving a number of mousetraps and an old man wielding a blowtorch. There is also a poem by Mary Devolder which goes through the history of English poetry, promoting a four de force of the verse of important periods. Miss Devolder is undoubtedly clever, but the poem isn't very much fun to road, largely because of lines like...
Lorenz Benedikt Kochler...
...analytic lectures on these artists and their works will be given at 4:30 o'clock as follows: Professor Arthur T. Morritt on Strawinsky, May 6; Professor William R. W. Kochler on Picasso, May 11; Gordon Washburn, Director of the Rhode Island School of Design Museum, on Maillol, May 13; and Professor Frederick B. Deknatol on Wright...