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William H. Smock
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The Advocate
Three people come alive in the new Advocate: two drunk Canadian college students, and a tutor in Kirkland House. The
Trackmen Host Strong Army Team
Harvard takes on the U.S. Army Saturday at Briggs Cage. It looks to be close. Army strengths, in the weights
Stickmen Sputter at Colby, 4-4, Post 7-3 Loss to Eastern Olympic
Colby's netkeeper put a hex on Cooney Weiland's youthful icemen Saturday night, and hold Harvard to a 4-4 stole-mate up
Operation Exodus: Rebuff to Politicians
Every week for the past month, the parents of 327 Roxbury children have been shelling out $1,260 to get their
The Cool World
Harlem has enough sadness for a hundred movies. Unfortunately Shirley Clarke has tried to make all of them in The
Michael Roemer
Michael Roemer left Harvard in 1949 with an A.B. in English, and entered the movie industry as a director's on-location
Nothing But A Man
"I don't know anything at all about Negroes," Michael Roemer says in discussing his film--" except what I know about
The Eisenstein Festival
As the years pass it becomes harder and harder to appreciate Sergei Eisenstein on his own terms. By now his
The LSD Game
The editor of this anthology concludes his arguments for wider distribution of LSD with the statement, "No social authority can
The Four Flavors of Serving Ladies
Serving ladies in the House dining rooms are not an intensely individualistic clan. Their mode of dress and regional accent
The Guest
The Guest is a faithful movie translation of Harold Pinter's play The Caretaker. Although this is one of the least
Ballade
There stands by Cam Bridge, newely built, a Temple of the Grail That St. Clair pleyed the Martir to, yelept
The Spire
William Golding's latest novel is more a diagram than a story. He bases the book on a tension between the
