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Those who know the Met an d its inhabitants will enjoy "Opera Soufile" a great deal more than those who don't. Many of the scenes depicted contain caricatures of actual performers. Jan Peerce, in consume as the Duke of Mantua, struts through the seven pages devoted to "Rigoletto," while Leonard Warren, in the role of the jester, glowers at two spear carriers in the malediction scene. The caricatures are bold and simple, and they very seldom miss their mark...
Hopkins also disclosed that "Up the Street With the Harvard Band," the latest march album, will be ready about December 10. The new album will contain four marches by John Phillip Sousa-"Stars and Stripes Forever," "Washington Post," "El Capitan," and "Semper Fidelis...
...from outside view. In recent years, the West has learned a great deal about Russia, not necessarily through cloak & dagger methods, but through patient, painstaking analysis of mountains of Soviet publications, official reports, government directives and statistics. These are often distorted, but they are not completely fantastic; they usually contain enough facts to enable Russia's own managers to go on managing their economy. Independent scholars as well as U.S. Government economists and intelligence analysts have laboriously constructed a picture of Russia's present strength...
...last in the tower, harbors an exercise room with mats, ropes, swedish boxes, and all sorts of other gymnastic equipment. It isn't until the fourth floor that the gym widens out and shows what its got that other gymns don't have. The fourth and third levels contain squash courts, three swimming pools, exercise rooms, steam rooms, and every conceivable gymnastic device that athletic directors at Yale have been able to think...
...Register, photographic directory of the entering class, will appear next week, Harvard Yearbook Publications announced last night. Besides the regular biographical section, the Register will contain a long section on coming events which replaces the usual discussion of freshman life...