Word: michaels
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...much of the excitement is dissipated in long intervals on the ground. The characters then indulge in some vague philosophising, ("Perhaps nothing happens unless somebody dreams it first.") while a phonograph blares out with heavy-handed irony, "Everything in the dream was lovely." A somewhat stiff performance by Michael Redgrave as the officer does not help much either. He is overshadowed by Alexander Knox, who performs convincingly as one of the passengers, a civil servant caught between intellectual disbelief and emotional fear of superstition. In the end, the picture leaves the impression that it is laboring hard to appear profound...
Malia, who spent nearly five months in the Soviet Union late last year arranging East-West exchange of books and periodicals, spoke under the auspices of the CRIMSON, and was introduced by Michael Karpovich, Curt Hugo Reisinger Professor of Slavic Languages and Literature...
Other newly elected executives were: Donald L. Shapiro '57, Business Manager; Cyril V. Smith, Jr. '58, Production Manager; Howard L. Isaacson '57, Sales Manager; Neil P. Olken '57, Circulation Manager; Elliot L. Goldman '57, Advertising Manager; Michael D. Klein '57, Editorial Chairman...
...Michael Karpovich, Reisinger Professor of Slavic Languages, will introduce Malia at tonight's lecture...
...Napoleon is advancing upon Moscow. Mere versts away, within the Russian lines, French Agent Caroline de Salanches is retreating equally rapidly from Prince Michael Dubrovin. During an orgy at his estate, Prince Michael has exposed Agent Caroline. In fact, he has left her without a stitch of covering above the waist. The air is filled with shrieks, screams and wolfish roars as the Russian nobility, ever lovers of traditional customs, pursue nude serfs round and round the banquet hall. But Caroline is resolved at least to keep her head. As Prince Michael bears down upon her, his "greedy and sarcastic...