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Clarkson is one of the favorites for Eastern honors this year, but Weiland rates the game a toss-up. Leading the Golden Knights tonight at Potsdam will be Bill Little, team captain, who plays right wing on one of Clarkson's most potent lines in recent years. Sophomore Harold Petterson centers the line, and "Soupy" Campbell, veteran senior, handles left wing. Clarkson has been in action since Nov. 5 (six games ago), and is by now a fairly polished outfit...
...apprehended before the play can be understood. Even then, the story of a poet who chooses a mysterious queen as the ideal figure of his verses, only to be beheaded by her jealous husband, is open to a multitude of different interpretations. But Liam Clancy, the poet, and Lew Petterson, the king, do violence to Yeats' poetry by speaking in a falsely declamatory manner. And John Lancaster's music usually conceals the playwright's words rather than underlining them...
...large percentage of the roles is filled by capable actors. While the play permits, Sarah Braveman gives a fine, robust performance as Margery. The most notable of the supporting players include Michael Linenthall as a condescending priest, Robert Handy as a bishop and a timorous knight, and Lew Petterson as a loud-mouthed citizen. Jack Rogers, who plays Margery's husband, shows flashes of ability, but he is saddled with some of Wulp's worst lines...
Opening discussion in the Lamont Forum Room, J. Petterson Elder, Dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, cited figures which indicated that by 1970 the number of college students would increase from 2.7 million to 6.4 million. Although he felt the University should take steps to meet this educational problem, he proposed that Harvard turn out more Ph.D.'s rather than expand the undergraduate college...
...undefeated Crimson JV crew, stroked by Len Wheeler, is unchanged so far this season except for the substitution of Tom Petterson for Bruce Martin...