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While Tufts failed to press its offense, the Crimson's problem was inaccuracy. The constant stream of Crimson attempts wore out three Jumbo goalies in the course of the game, yet far too many set-up balls were booted over the nets by eager forwards...
Beneath the Robe. Inside the church, a teacher screamed, "Lie on the floor! Lie on the floor!" Rafters collapsed, a skylight fell on the pulpit. Part of a stained glass window shattered, obliterating the face of Christ. A man cried: "Everybody out! Everybody out!" A stream of sobbing Negroes stumbled through the litter?past twisted metal folding chairs, past splintered wooden benches, past shredded songbooks and Bibles. A Negro woman staggered out of the Social Dry Cleaning store shrieking "Let me at 'em! I'll kill 'em!"? and fainted. White plaster dust fell gently for a block around...
...return in late August from his vacation cottage beside Bavaria's Tegernsee, der Dicke (the Fat One) has been training for office by dieting, cutting down on cigars (he still chews on 20 a day, but lights up less often), going early to bed, and seeing a steady stream of politicians of all parties at his Ministry of Economics office. More eager to hear their views than to make controversial pronouncements of his own, Ludwig Erhard seldom ventured more than a grunted "Ah, yes, Herr Minister, so I hear. Please tell me more...
...implicitly mistrusts the camera's capacity to discern, and with a natural if unnecessary eloquence offers its own scene-setting visions of South Pacific backgrounds. Small wonder. Called The Beach of Falesá, the script was written by Dylan Thomas. In its stagy directions, "a stream foams out of the descending galleries and gardens of the tremendous, verdurous, impenetrable high interior of the island," and a "lantern and the moonlight make the bush all turning shadows that weave to meet and then spin off, that hover overhead and fly away, huge, birdlike, into deeper inextricable dark...
...East House, combines thoughtful scholarly appraisal and constant excitement. She answers questions carefully, sometimes hesitating and gazing into space before replying. "I just can't give pat answers--everything I do is exploratory," she emphasizes. But when Radcliffe's newly appointed dean speaks, often she blows a quick stream of smoke into the air and then turns to look directly at her companion. As an undergraduate at Radcliffe, she concentrated in History and Literature. She married Peter H. Solomon '40 "right after orals" but admits that hers was hardly a typical Harvard-Radcliffe romance: she and her husband had known...