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Carey led all Harvard scorers with 18 points, as well as picking off nine crucial rebounds. His instrumental play at center against taller Northeastern counterparts was greatly appreciated by a Harvard team whose two other big men, co-captain Lou Silver and center Walt Hines, were forced to rest for most of the second half with foul trouble...
...Quincy House Film Society showing of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is halted by angry members of the Harvard-Radcliffe Troll Association. Chanting "Walt Disney, stop your lies: we're gonna cut you down to size," the protesters topple the projector. In an open letter to the Harvard community, six Nieman fellows denounce the trolls for "seriously undermining the liberties we all hold dear." "This is how things started in Germany," the letter concludes...
...pages. Doubleday. $19.95. Borein (1872-1945) never achieved the celebrity of such Western artists as Frederic Remington and Charles M. Russell. He drifted from cowpunching along the Pacific Coast into a successful career of drawing what he had seen, later hung out with friends like Will Rogers and Walt Disney. This casual, sympathetic biography does not gloss over Borein's somewhat stiff draftsmanship or his penchant for sentimental vistas that would have embarrassed Hollywood set designers. But collectors of Western memorabilia value Borein for the literal accuracy of his work. And when he applied brush and watercolors to certain...
Wide receiver Pat McInally and defensive tackle Rob Shaw of Harvard were named to the All-East Associated Press first team yesterday. Other Ivy Leaguers making the first squad were offensive tackle Charlie Palmer of Yale, running back Walt Snickenberger of Princeton, linebacker Reggie Williams of Dartmouth, and defensive back Elvin Charity of Yale...
Yale gridders took 10 of the 22 A.P. All-Ivy positions. Eli running back Rudy Green joins Holt, Jack Wixted of Penn and league-rushing leader Walt Snickenberger of Princeton to fill out the offensive back-field...