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...Nation--no matter how one may object to the ideas expressed in the film, the formal (artistic) skill with which it is made has the audience rooting for the Ku Klux Klan to come to the rescue. Try as you will to resist, you cannot help but cheer them on. The principle at work in Birth of a Nation works just as well in Sorrow and Pity...
...coach Bob Harrison or any of his players about their audiences, they will say that they often prefer to play on the road simply because they find enthusiasm there. One of the things that particularly bothers Harrison about Harvard is that so few fans turn out to cheer Harvard basketball...
When the team opened its season at Indiana this year there were 12,330 fans ready and anxious to cheer every Indiana basket, foul shot and rebound. Indiana fans take such pride in their cheering, in fact, that a select group of students has been chosen this year to sit in a special cheering section to help boost the Hoosiers...
Obviously lack of crowd support does not explain all the problems the basketball team has had in the last three years. But it would be a big help if a few more enthusiastic fans turned out to cheer at home games...
...President's speech, the station was flooded with calls from irate viewers. Like most public officials, Houston Mayor Louis Welch issued no formal statement. He explained: "People view the end of this war with more thanksgiving than celebration." The Boston Globe commented that the war concludes "not with a cheer but a sigh...