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...freshmen the story was different. Mike Cahalan, Steve Krause, John Munk, and John Burris helped prove that Harvard did indeed belong in the same pool with the Eli giants...
After Johnny Munk lowered his own freshman record to 54.3 in the 100-yard butterfly the lopsided score began to look embarassing. With the meet already decided. Coach Benn Merrett decided to rest superstars Krause and Munk...
...freshman swimming team scored a 64-31 triumph over Andover Saturday in the IAB, setting three new records and missing another by one tenth of a second. John Munk set a Harvard pool record of 54.6 in the 100-yard butterfly and Harvard's 400-yard freestyle relay set a pool record of 3:18.7. Steve Krause continued his sparkling season with a record-breaking 3:51.6 in the 400-yard freestyle. The 220-yard medley relay team was only one tenth of a second off the old freshman record...
Eroica, made in 1957 by Polish Director Andrzej Munk, who died in a 1961 auto crash, reaches the U.S. with a reputation as a classic. But Munk's film stands up less well than Ozu's under the glare of posthumous appraisal. It looks like a roughing out of the masterwork that it was meant to be-one angry young Pole's bitter, blackly comic jeer at wartime myths of courage and honor...
...Munk started out to make a trilogy but for some reason had to pare Eroica down to the less esthetic form of a double episode. The first, or scherzo, movement begins during the disastrous Warsaw uprising of 1944, when Polish patriots attacked their German oppressors, expecting aid from Russian forces that lay watchfully beyond the Vistula until the city was destroyed. In this film, the reluctant Reds are pretty much ignored. Munk's antihero (Edward Dziewonski) is a self-seeking womanizer who cynically boasts that he survived the occupation by "buying and selling." He shares his easy...