Word: trained
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...best film in Cambridge this weekend is at the Harvard-Epworth Church. There are many weekends when this statement could be made, since their programmers are so solid, but this time it is especially true. Strangers on a Train. Wow! It's malicious, it's visually stunning, and in none of Hitchcock's American films does he etch his characters with such trenchant economy. Best scene: Robert Walker obsessively watches a tennis game with murder on his mind. Everyone else's eyes follow the ball; Walker's follow Farley Granger. (This scene was shot, by the way, on location...
Strangers on a Train, tonight...
...trustee of the Harvard Lampoon John P.C. Train '50, is displeased with the sexual explicitness of the National Lampoon, and said yesterday that as a trustee he has a contractual agreement allowing him to exercise control over the magazine's content...
...Train described the National Lampoon as "hard porn" and said the magazine is damaging the name "Lampoon...
Loeb said he feels the view that the department's role within the University community is to train creative genius is erroneous. He said, "I don't see how any department could be built on a genius who comes along once every five years...