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I suppose that my main objection is that the food for thought has been so carefully sweetened for swallowing whole that the readers themselves digest very little. There is little stimulation for careful analysis or deeper inquiry. As indicative of this condition I cite the fact that to many students...
The only possible objection to an otherwise enjoyable concert lies in the programming. A program devoted entirely to Christmas music is a fine thing, but why not include a modern composition? An evening of Schutz, J. C. Bach, and Handel is just a little too much.
The Student Council will reopen the controversial question of Rules for Undergraduate Organizations tonight at its weekly meeting. It will review its objection, formally registered last spring, to an Administration ruling requiring all student organizations to submit a membership list.
A further objection raised against the principle of permitting undergraduate groups to be commercially sponsored is based on the fear that the sponsors will control the groups involved. This is unlikely, however, since the organizations could make their own contracts. The possibility of any sponsor dictating to, say, the Harvard...
But as Lear, there is no gainsaying him. The only objection that can be raised against him is that he overplays--and only the cold at heart, those unwilling to suspend disbelief, can say this. In a sense he does overplay: his Lear speaks often in great half-sobs, often...