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That didn't stop the hockey games-far from it. One of the U.S. hockey teams beat Poland 23 to 4, and Italy by the unheard-of score...
Peck himself was both obliging and obstinate. He obstinately asked for clauses permitting him, for instance, half-time on Broadway (something unheard-of for a movie beginner)-and he obligingly, in the long run, let himself in for enough commitments to keep him hopelessly busy in the studios for a solid seven years. When the moguls were through shuffling around their pieces of Mr. Peck, he was the most owned and least available leading man in Hollywood, and one of the most valuable...
Without a pretentious office, practically devoid of publicity, and just about unheard of by a good portion of the College, the Mountaineering Club and its devoted coterie of alpinists can call itself the most unique group in the University. For as the members will tell you, theirs is one of the few groups in U. S. colleges devoted to the hazardous sport...
Additional blanks will be mailed within a few days to all '47 and '48 men as yet unheard from, and a supply will also be available at 14 Plympton Street by the end of the week for class members still in College. The Board warned, however, that all men who have not returned biography blanks by mid-December may have to be excluded from the Album...
...pathetic comedy of the investigation stems from the fact that Hollywood is a business, and gladly neglects issues that will lose it customers. To come out for any unfashionable political creed, and especially Communism, would be unheard of by the conservative moguls who feed the public their weekly escape from life. So when Witness Menjou proudly declares that he prevented quantities of "sly, subtle, class-struggle propaganda" from sneaking into films, one can only wonder whether their almost total absence stems from his efforts...