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...Malcolm lashed out at advocacy of nonviolence as a "trick," charging, "It is Inhuman sub human--for a man to let a dog bite him or to let a man club him and not fight back...
Coach Bill McCurdy said yesterday that one of his sub-squads will consist primarily of sophomores and the other of upperclassmen. He declined to say which unit will battle which opponent...
Harvard is beating Yale 4-1. Two outs, last of the ninth. The Harvard pitcher (and captain) beckons to a lanky redhead on the bench to take over first base so that he can win his letter. Yale's last batter grounds out. The captain asks the sub for the winning ball, but he refuses to hand it over. "I made the putout, didn't I?" snaps Joseph P. Kennedy...
...rather hard to believe. Harvard University takes in $102 million a year and spends $99 million; surely the problem of dinner prices cannot be seriously endangering the budget. And even granting that the financial arrangements may be somewhat complicated, couldn't they better be worked out by a sub-committee? Must the whole proposal stand at an impasse while Dean Trottenberg calls a summit conference with Radcliffe chiefs...
...successfully reversed this desertion. Hartford's biggest retailer, G. Fox, added a $12 million annex to its store just across the street, and Korvette's decided to occupy a long-vacant store near by. The Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co., which had been planning to move to the sub urb of West Hartford, changed its mind and built a graceful, green-glass ship of a building, connected to the plaza by a bridge, that is the handsomest store that had just spent a million dollars on redecoration. But Wallace's plan was voted unanimously, and even though it is still...