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...around her and the places she lives to be soft, friendly, and permanent, When people treat her roughly she is hurt and confused, for she wants to be loved by everybody and tries to make herself as lovable as she can. If this description makes her sound passive and dull, it must in continuing stress that she is the film's strongest person. With her need for security goes a determination to keep people as they are. All Why's efforts come to focus on her "family," and her struggle to keep the affections of Frederique and Paul gradually reveals...
...freestyle relay was undoubtedly the high point of the varsity meet. which was dull for the most part. Dave Powlison opened up a yard lead on the first leg and though Yale closed the gap slightly during the next two legs. Mike Cahalan insured the win with a strong anchor performance. The time, 3:12.8. broke the Harvard record and qualified the team for the NCAA's. Paul Horvitz and Toby Gerhart were the other members of the relay...
...results are different. For one thing, The Phoenix is "more visual," he said. The paper does feature some fine photography and has used some startling layouts, although it often falls back on rather dull designs. Some of the paper's visual problems stem from its present printing facilities. The paper is printed in a small shop, with little range in typeface. When the paper begins using IBM equipment it will have a great deal more flexibility in the use of different types...
...first class admitted to Harvard after what President Pusey called a "dismal year" has been called straight, conservative, and dull. Some charge that a conspiring admissions committee is the culprit, scooping up conservatives and screening out radicals to bring more stable student population to Harvard...
...from 15,000 to 7,500 men, and it is not even as foreign as it used to be: though more than 25% of the legion are still German, an estimated 20% are French, while Italians, Spaniards, Yugoslavs and others form a polyglot minority. After nine long years of dull garrison duty in Corsica, New Caledonia and France, all that matters to the 1,000 legionnaires in Chad is that they are at war once again. TIME Correspondent James Wilde spent five days in the field with them. His report...