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...varsity this year he brought practically his whole freshman team from last season with him--the first undefeated Yardling team in Harvard history. It is unmistakably the hustle of these players which has brought about the improvement in Crimson basketball, even if the win-loss column hasn't made note of the change...
Composer Villa-Lobos cares not the flick of a grace note if some of his music sounds flimsy. "Better that people should hear bad Villa-Lobos than good somebody else," is his motto. When told that a theme of his sounds like something else, it is news (but not bad news...
Actually, as in many cases before, Winchell's news was hardly new. Pantepec had announced its discovery on Nov. 24. The New York Times had already printed a note about it without affecting the market notably. But the week before Winchell's tip, heavy buying, reportedly in Florida, pushed Pantepec's stock volume from 32.000 shares to 174,800, boosted prices from 5½ to 6¾. The Monday following Winchell's broadcast Pantepec sold an alltime record 357,500 shares, at 8⅞, up more than two points. Soon after, Pantepec started dropping...
Beneath Mr. Philbrick's exultation of Soviet agriculture, we detect a note of gentle satire. Surely he does not believe that Soviet farms exceeded their quotas, "in some instances by as much as 303 per cent." He seems rather to be pointing out the differential between Communist propaganda and the hard facts of life. In this we applaud him, but we do not think that the exaggerations of the Soviet embassy excuses the well fed from feeding starving people. David L. Lively '58, Thomas W. Burrows '57, and John R. Butcher '57 for the Harvard...
...note the item in a recent issue of the CRIMSON, announcing that David Lively '58, John Butcher '57, and members of the Harvard Fellowship of Reconciliation are circulating petitions demanding that the United States send surplus food to the Chinese Communists, who allegedly have lost crops due to a flood of the Yangtze River...