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...world war, perhaps in six months, perhaps in 20 years, will be the inevitable outcome of the grasping, suspicious attitude hovering over the Paris peace tables, Gaetano Salvemini, 73-year-old Lauro de Bosis lecturer in the History of Italian Civilization and ex-Italian government official, said in an interview yesterday...
...Curley would hardly have granted an interview to his erstwhile tail-twisters, the Lampoon. So you can don the emerald green and read Collier's for August 10, or you can look up the CRIMSON for April 20 and get the facts--straight from the Mayor's mouth...
With the words, "I refuse to comment further on politics because I don't want to get my father defeated in the next election," Miss Maybank brought the interview closer to Harvard Square. A Government major, she is faced with the dismal prospect of having slept through the Gov 9 exam, but thinks "the instructor is very cute." As for Gov I, she allowed. "I just love Professor Elliott,--Yandell, that is. I think he's wonderful...
...Hemingway novel would gain admittance to the Widener Library stacks only if it were about the University or Cambridge, or presented as a gift "We," said Keyes De Witt Metcalf, University librarian, in an interview yesterday, "are not interested in buying new fiction, except novels that deal with Harvard. Cambridge, or Boston--novels that would be different if they dealt with other cities...
When Craig Rice swept in, imperiously demanding an exclusive interview with State's Attorney William J. Tuohy, she got nowhere. Said Tuohy: "I don't give exclusive interviews and if I did, I wouldn't give it to some stranger." Craig Rice was having the time of her life covering the case. Said she: "God, how I'd love to be the one to crack it. And maybe I will." A few days later she made good her promise to steal out of town...