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Alabama (26 votes): Headed by Senator John Sparkman (who hopes to be on the ticket with Adlai Stevenson again), the delegation is expected to give Stevenson at least 17 first-ballot votes, scatter the rest, e.g., Lyndon Johnson ½, Stuart Symington 1, Richard Russell...
Alway popular during this warm season are the two swimming pools in the I.A.B. (Indoor Athletic Building) on Holyoke St. A full season ticket that includes towels and locker is $6.00, while a single swim costs 50 cents. Open Monday through Friday, the pools will accommodate mixed swimming each afternoon, with separate hours for men and women in the morning...
...outstanding athletic events each summer is the tennis tournament. Contestants for men's or women's singles and mixed doubles should sign up with Mrs. Clouser in Grays 1 between July 13 and 19; the entrance fee will be $2.00. A season tennis ticket for the University's 35 courts is available for $5.00, with 50 cents the charge for single...
...classics for good reason, will return to the popular repertory if they are properly presented. And to reinforce this conviction, "to implement, in a practical fashion, the notion that today's student can be tomorrow's steady theatregoer," the Festival is offering students a 50 percent reduction in ticket price, and is reserving for them 300 good seats in Sanders theatre for every performance...
Returning God's Ticket. Facing death and chaos head on, the Outsider is heaven-bent, one might say, on finding a transcending meaning and purpose for human existence. In varying ways, he is driven to ask the questions Tolstoy put to himself in his soth year in A Confession: "What is life? Why should I live? Why should I do anything? Is there any meaning in life that can overcome inevitable death?" As he tries to cope with these questions, the Outsider's horizon clouds over with the problem of evil. Dostoevsky, in The Brothers Karamazov, reduced...