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H. CHOUTEAU Dyer
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Unruffled Humanist
When their tutor first opened the front door, the three students were dumbfounded. Inside, the house was bedlam. Assorted children
The Established Plays
To introduce its second season of experimental plays, the New Theatre Workshop has presented two "established" works, in order to
Desegregation: A Case Study
With the nation's children trooping back to school after summer vacation, Time magazine compiled a statistical report card in its
Questing the "Cosmic"
Two years at Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar and his present interment in the Army have not dulled the wit
No Time for Sergeants
Some people have a knack for blurting out the wrong words at the wrong time. Will Stockdale, the hero of
The Earrings of Madame de . . .
Most movies are either good, bad or in between. The Earrings of Madame de . . . is just perplexing.
Britain at the Polls
Billy Graham has currently drawn much bigger crowds on his preaching tour of Great Britain than Labour and Conservative campaigners
Harvard Heretic
Twenty Widener Library scrubwomen had to quit their jobs in 1929 because for nine years, contrary to a State law,
The Southwest Corner
Like the sturdy Vermont farmhouse which gave it its title, The Southwest Corner has many more strengths than weaknesses. John
