Word: viewings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Student Council could play an influential part in University life, but it must understand its part if it is to have its influence. The Council, in our view, should be a group of students who initiate ideas but who do not necessarily represent anyone but themselves. The center of their activities should be reports--reports which deal with the merits or demerits of the lecture system, the growing professionalism of student activities, the dilemmas facing the House system in a time of change, or any of many other questions which the University is facing and upon which the Administration needs...
...superiority of eleven men over eleven other men, must be played by people who want to win. But the Ivy League, as constituted in theory, is a group of colleges interested in friendly, healthful competition which will be a source of recreation to those qualified to play. In view of obvious attempts by alumni of the institutions to send the best players of their home area to their own Alma Mater, one wonders whether they believe in the original, "superior," Ivy League "way". Last November 24th, 40,000 people at the Stadium paid about five dollars a head...
Vitelloni, directed with tenderness and humor by Federico Fellini, is technically superb in every respect. The actors, led by Franco Fabrizi, manage to separate themselves from the crowd and yet show how each contributes to the crowd. Each seems to develop a point of view. Leonora Ruffo matures from a squealing dumb Italian to a sympathetic character of real stature. And Nina Rota's music is excellent...
...Going on view next week at the Delaware Art Center, in a show sponsored by the Wilmington Society of the Fine Arts, are more than 50 Wyeth works. For Wyeth, whose winter painting quarters are only eight miles from Wilmington, in a nine-room remodeled schoolhouse at Chadds Ford, Pa., the show is a triumphant homecoming: he exhibited his first professional work there in one of the society's annual shows when...
...anything so horrible in my life." Harvard football team continues to lose. Says the captain, "We may not win, but we're consistent as all hell." The Reverend Mr. Buttrick admonishes the team for "thinking positively." A Harvard professor of economics is called before Congress to give his view on the possibilities for an economic collapse. Before a joint session he strokes his jaw and then flips a coin...