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Domintaing play in the scrum, Harvard dumped last year's Eastern Rugby Union champions, as Van-Schalkwyk and Freeman--both forwards--scored the Crimson's two tries. The win marked Harvard's third straight triumph in four starts. (OK to a slow start, the Crimson dropped its first game to the New York Rugby Club, but came back and scored impressive victories over Villanova and M.I.T. previous to Saturday's contest...
...Hollywood insists on ballooning his Pied Piper image with Panavision, or multiple-tracking his slap-happy sounds, or painting simple comedy in exotic new colors. His recent films, including this one, have added enough gimmicks and gewgaws to throttle Danny's vintage gitgatgittle. What was once A-OK is now beginning to seem just Oh, Kaye...
...Dunster membership formula, which was given a tentative OK by the Council, one seat will be filled by an all-House vote, and one by the House Committee, instead of holding elections by the classes in the Houses. This system has several advantages. It is hoped that making the elected seat more competitive will result in more imaginative and capable men being elected, with less unopposed contests. Leaving one seat to the discretion of the House Committee should help provide the badly needed link to the Committees. This link will become especially important if the Council begins to function...
...Chough Pyong Ok, 65, Rhee's Democratic Party opponent, died suddenly last week in Washington's Walter Reed Hospital of coronary thrombosis following an abdominal operation. For Rhee, it was a lucky thing that the death occurred in Washington, since his opponents could not charge him with having engineered...
...Heart & Mind. Dwight Eisenhower's inner circle includes such top aides as recently embattled Assistant to the President Sherman Adams, whose "OK, SA" must still go on every staff paper submitted for presidential decision (TIME, Jan. 9, 1956), and Press Secretary James Hagerty, whose job it is to ken the presidential mind (TIME, Jan. 27). On less official but equally close terms are the American Red Cross's president, General Alfred Maximilian Gruenther, speaking as an old comrade in arms, and ex-Treasury Secretary George Humphrey, for whose economic. views the President has enormous respect...