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Overwhelmed, as I am, by the Protestant ethic and its dour and anal tenets, I felt impaled on an Anglo-Catholic wheel of fire from the moment the titles appeared. The letters (designed by Saul Bass) were all formed from phallic components, decorated with blue vegetable coloring and topped with maraschino cherries. In the background one could make out M. Quouquou and Sr. Picasso rais-Yul Brynner on a flaming cross...
...Saul A. Kripke '62 has been awarded the Palfrey exhibition for a distinguished scholar in the senior class who is recipient of a stipendiary scholarship...
...inciude: Daniel Berger, editorial wrier for the Indianapolis Times, who will study international affairs; William J. Eaton, reporter, UPI Washington bureau, labor and economics; Saul Friedman, repoter, Houston Chronicle, government; and Bruce M. Galphin, reporter, Atlanta Constitution, social relations...
...TIME picked up the wrong box. Hollywood Titlist Saul Bass designed another award-winning Kleenex box, now being marketed in the West...
...unjocose people. In Clock Without Hands, Novelist Carson McCullers repeatedly alludes to livingness-meaning, as Teacher Foote sees it, "the hum of hot blood, the buzz, the throb of passion," which is perhaps also "felt sappily by flowers and vegetables." Thingness, as used by Poet John Ciardi, "the sober Saul of modern letters," apparently connotes some ineffable quality of poetic words when uttered by a poet. When Novelist J. D. Salinger's Franny cries her eyes out in a ladies' room (Is she pregnant, hearing God, or what?), she observes the room's suchness-but at least...