Word: lightness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Major W. R. Folk, Professor of Aerospace Studies, and I had the honor of sharing the CRIMSON'S editorial page the other day. Although I definitely appreciated being called a funny satirist, I'm afraid I came off in a very bad light by comparison. Thank you Major Folk for showing us why it was necessary to withdraw academic credit from ROTC! Kenneth L. Tigar '64 Tutor in German
...three descriptions state that the suspect is a slender man of light brown complexion, between 24 and 26 years old, 5' 10"-5' 11", and 150-160 pounds...
...THAT two different satirical revues are vying for the smug little laughs of Harvard audiences, the for the smug little laughs of Harvard audiences, the Proposition and the Light Company are frequently mentioned together in reviews. They shouldn't be. Celebrating its first birthday last Thursday night with the unveiling of a new line of topical sketches, the Proposition has proved that political jokes are built on delivery--and the Proposition's delivery is the best around...
...gained in recent years with at least some problems of cities through his own empirical research and writing. The committee's report includes a fresh attempt to say what a unversity is and to suggest what such an institution's role should be today. It also seeks to throw light on the complexity of the wider community in which this University finds itself. It deals with university degree programs and the community; university organization and community issues; university policies toward the community in such matters as real estate, housing, planning, personnel, and so on; university facilities and the community...
...been adapted, Jean Giraudoux's Mad-woman of Chaillot. Apparently the authors took this prevalent criticism so seriously that they decided to drown the first act with eerie, sur-realistic doom. The audience was bored and dumbfounded, particularly considering the fact that the unchanged second act had a light, humorous tone...