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Theodore Johnson '54, chairman of the Dunster House Alumni Affairs Committee, said last night he expects about 50 couples to attend Dunster's second annual event. "Our purpose is to bring alumni back to the House to renew old friendships," Johnson said...
...example, Chile's new president made campaign promises to cancel Chile's Mutual Security Treaty, renew diplomatic relations with Russia, and allow the country's Reds to come out of hiding. The Bolivian government, which kicked American investors out of the tin industry, told the people that American refusal to pay a "fair" price for tin is at the root of their ecomic disaster. A flood of Communist and nationalist propaganda ruined our bid for a defense treaty with Mexico. Throughout Central and South America, in fact, politicians have found that denouncing the Yanqui pays off in votes. If such...
Included in the league, the first such local baseball group, are: Harvard, Boston University, Boston College, Tufts, Northeastern, M.I.T., and Brandeis. Long advocated by several schools, the new league is expected to renew lagging interest and build natural rivalries in a sport which has been poorly supported in recent years...
...want to fight in Korea. Nationalist troops will fight Communists no matter where they are. It is not like civil war, not Chinese fighting Communists. In Boston we help get money for invasion of China. It is by invasion that Chiang Kai-shek will drive out the Communists and renew the Republic. We did not get help from America before; General Marshall wanted the help, but he did not understand the situation. Now the people will follow Chiang and drive out the Communists...
Such honesty has led hostile critics to hint that Mauriac is essentially a refined sensualist who, from motives of caution or guilt, takes care to renew his option with God. Mauriac, in a brief essay appended to The Loved and the Unloved, replies in a voice of deep humility: "Though, quite often, Grace does 'break in' [to his books], it has tended to do so less and less as I have grown older ... I might point out that evil is a reality in this world of ours, that the people I set out to paint are fallen creatures...