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Kirkland House was officially declared the winner of the Straus Trophy last night with a grand total of 1717 3/4 points, a new record in the 20-year competition for the trophy. The Deacons cinched their victory last Friday by capturing first place in House track...
...Richard Upjohn's 1853 Victorian Wyman Villa to Mies van der Rohe's glass-and-steel Crown Hall, built last year at the Illinois Institute of Technology (TIME, July 2). Looking to the future, the A.I.A. also presented its annual awards to 20 contemporary architects. The top winner: Architect Eliot Noyes. 46, for his own Connecticut house (opposite), which also won a Homes for Better Living Award, co-sponsored by HOUSE & HOME, the A.I.A., Better Homes and Gardens, NBC and 13 other groups...
...afternoon consolation race did not fulfill its purpose for the Crimson as the varsity finished a disappointing third behind winner Princeton and second-place Syracuse...
...trip to England is the prize for the winner of the lightweight race, since the winner of the Sprints is almost always chosen to represent the United States in the Henley regatta. Princeton is rated the favorite in this race, but it has attained this position only by its fractional win over the Crimson. The two boats are very even and should provide one of the most exciting races...
Three faculty judges have named Jacob H. Tulchin '59 as winner of the Ferguson Prize for the best essay submitted in a sophomore history tutorial. Sidney L. Shushan '59 won second place...