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...large-city schools, students who wish to live off campus patronize a well-staffed househunting headquarters, conspicuously placed in the main administration building. But the University's has been shunted off to the second floor of Phillips Brooks House. Understaffed and ill-located, the office can offer students only token help in the tedious but important job of finding a house to live...
When assessing the prospects of liberal government in America in the next four years, we ought to look not only at the Republican platform but at the real accomplishments of Republican leadership in New York, California, and the eightieth Congress. By the same token, we ought to look not only at the Democratic platform but at the men who wrote it. Despite Stevenson's leadership, Pendergrastism, not the principles of Wilson and Roosevelt, seems to be the moving force of the Democratic Party in 1951 ... Frank A. Olson...
Late Tuesday evening, in token of their unity, more than 2,000 delegates and clerical visitors marched slowly, four abreast, bearing candles to the grotto of the Blessed Virgin on the campus. There they chanted the rosary and the litanies of the church to bring the conference to a prayerful end. Said Father Larraona, pleased, "I return to the Vatican with a warm sense of gratitude. I will have many fine things to tell the Holy Father...
Last week, after eight days of deliberation, the court awarded a token verdict of 50,000 francs ($130) to Marthe, but observed that Mme. Richard had nonetheless laid herself "open to criticism by the complacency with which in her memoirs she had narrated her affair with Von Krohn." Parisians seemed to take a mischievous delight in the court's comments. At last, cracked the newspaper Combat, "Marthe Richard's patriotic virtue has received its statistical evaluation...
...There's as complete a token of surrender as ever I saw," chuckles Bob as the petticoat is hoisted aloft, Later, aboard the Navy ship, he is again the newspaper-man; his first thought is for a wireless. "I'll see you later," he says suggestively to Rita, "at dinner. We can . . . talk...