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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...first half, the Crimson was hampered by execrable officiating, notably by one Milton C. Fidgeon. By the time the score was 5 to 3, Lynch had three fouls on him, and the two officials could not get together on what was charging and what wasn't. After the intermission, the referees bugged both coaches equally; at one point, even the Crimson's phlegmatic Phloyd Wilson got up off the bench, and at another, both officials had to console Holy Cross mentor Roy Leenig...
Friday's match was the first in the Greater Boston College Rifle League for the Crimson. Harvard has previously shot it out with Princeton, Yale, and Cornell, although not in official league competition. The team hopes for a slight improvement in future official matches, which would be enough to beat most of the other teams in the League...
...epee sweep was particularly gratifying to the Crimson as it was won without the aid of Al Gardner, first-ranked epee man, who fenced foil for this match. Bill Bennett, Jon Reckler, and Peter Piazza were the epee victors...
...stnassed "efficiency-dictatorships" as the first and most important "affinity" factor. These are single-party governments without an explicit ideological commitment, but deriving power from their claim to "incarnate the general will of the people...
Helmut Kautner's Sky Without Stars, a story about despair in the divided Germanies, won the first prize at the Berlin Film Festival. Somewhat surprisingly, it is a flat-footed film with plodding photography and drab symbolism; the plot line (roughly Romeo and Juliet) has been reworked often enough; at least a fifth of the script might have been cut; furthermore, the propaganda element is badly disguised, and modern audiences tend to balk at any propaganda as a sign of poor taste. Despite these faults, Sky Without Stars succeeds absolutely; it has a shockingly desperate story to tell and three...