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...only things a civilization is ever remembered by ... are the artistic (materialistically worthless) doings of a small group, I feel it is particularly fitting that a realistic, and if you will a materialistic, organization such as TIME should take a short detour from its news reporting to laud Robert Frost for his contribution to future generations. You have done a fine...
Wiesbaden, Laud Hesse...
...Frey, John Marshall '50, Gordon, David James '51, Hatton, Richard Davis '49, Higgins, Linnaces Boyd '49, Hughes, Hillard Withers, Jr. '50, Key, David McKendree, Jr. '49, Reese, James Mitchell, Jr. '51, Robb, James Hampden, Jr. '50, Swartzman, Howard Lynn '47 ocC, Toblas, Paul Henry '51, Zinsser, Thomas Wood '50, Laud, Skiddy Marden '51 (Manager...
...waging the cold war, Dulles warned, the Russians are doing their best to trick the U.S. into rushing to the defense of unjustifiable attitudes. "Soviet leadership is astute in aiming its assaults against positions in the non-Communist world that are indefensible, morally or practically . . . We need not laud or sanctify whatever or whomever Communism attacks, and our material support should principally serve to sustain, fortify and enlarge human freedom and healthy economic and social conditions...
...neither demonstrative nor buried in gloom. He is more likely to pat an end on the back as he comes out of the game after missing a sure-fire pass than to laud a halfback in hopes of making him an All-American. And he always figures Harvard's chances in any game at about what they should...