Word: needing
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...those interested, the usual good poetry appears, this time by John Ashbery and Ora May Hulli; same with the criticism, by Kenneth Koch ad Robert Hunter. Now, with a well-balanced issue, there is no need to say nice things about these lost. Of course the fiction has its flaws, but they are the same kind of shortcomings that can be found in the works of any good writer, not the puerile once generally found in college literary magazines. The excellence of this issue may be due to its inevitable growth, or it may be just an accident. Give...
Though Applegate backers did not turn to the sex-conscious campaign methods need by other Yard politicos, pictures of "Applegate" like the one to the right, actually Ritter's Rutgers friend Joseph Leopold, were posted conspicuously in the Union...
...literary hothouse is more closely related to the political pamphlet than to the literary magazine. Harvard should have at least one frankly political publication. There is talent to spare to put it out, and there is an open field for such a magazine. But in order to satisfy the need of the College community, the magazine should analyze, marshall, and present the arguments for various political beliefs before it reaches its conclusions. It may and should be partisan; but it should explain the reasons for its stand if it expects to carry any weight. The first issue...
Basing its case on the need for price controls if the European recovery program is to succeed, the Brown debate team won a unanimous victory over the Crimson last night on the topic "Price Controls on Basic Commodities." Arthur Stillman and Wells Hangen argued for Brown against Daniel Pierce '49 and Robert Cohn...
...this exchange of tattle for titillation were the whole truth, only half the battle need be lost; for Playwright John van Druten's soldier is an engaging character and his girl is rather an original one. But since these characters have been deprived of their chief motives, their honesty, and their essential innocence, they are also deprived of most of their reality and all their charm...