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...order to allow its editors plenty of rest before tomorrow's B.A.A. Marathon, the CRIMSON has decided to suspend publishing over the Patriot's Day holiday. There will be no Crime until Monday, when it is expected that all editors will have recovered from the 26 mile, 365 yard grind...
...point reform movement. Salient point: elimination of outright athletic scholarships. ¶ The Big Seven Conference not only banned bowl games but even agreed not to play in postseason tournaments (e.g., the Madison Square Garden basketball championships) sponsored by the National Collegiate Athletic Association. ¶Southern Conference officials voted to suspend the University of Maryland and Clemson for accepting bids to the Sugar and 'Gator Bowls in direct violation of a conference ruling. The suspension lops six conference games off Maryland's 1952 schedule, four off Clemson...
When Defense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson asked CBS to suspend the mass production of color TV sets last month, the television industry was more relieved than not to get off the color hook. Last week the National Production Authority made Wilson's request official. It ordered a halt in the manufacture of all commercial color sets, also banned the manufacture of color equipment for theater TV, and for such nonindustrial users as department stores...
Magsaysay has a great regard for the law, but a greater regard for law and order. Last year he persuaded Quirino to suspend the right of habeas corpus for all prisoners suspected of being Huks. "When I've decided to punish someone who deserves to be punished," Magsaysay vows, "nobody can stop me. Nobody! I will send my own father to jail if he breaks...
...Lear, there is no gainsaying him. The only objection that can be raised against him is that he overplays--and only the cold at heart, those unwilling to suspend disbelief, can say this. In a sense he does overplay: his Lear speaks often in great half-sobs, often raises his arms to heaven, often staggers about the stage. If Lear were an ordinary man, Devlin would stand convicted of the grossest heroics. But Lear is not ordinary: his rages are monumental, 'his sufferings monumental. One must overplay, overreach oneself to attain such lofty heights--Devlin does...