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Other Harvard clubs--of Seattle, Southern Arizona, Rocky Mountains, Eastern Michigan, Phoenix, and Dallas--will hear a specially-routed broadcast of WNAC's radio coverage of The Game. As in the past, Yale clubs in these areas will join with the Harvard clubs to follow The Game together...
...kick-off after Sullivan's score, Yale right halfback Ken Wolfe showed why he was chosen Ivy bask of the week last week and why he will be a definite thorn for Harvard on kick-off and past returns. Taking the ball on his own goal line, he faked a reverse to halfback Lou Muller and snaked his way 53 yards up the right side of the field to the Princeton...
...Silence, Malraux launched the notion of the "Museum Without Walls." Among other things, this imaginary museum was a device for seeing the art of all ages out of context. With its equidistant tolerance toward previous cultures, and its technical means (reproductions, photographs) to appropriate the art objects of the past, the 20th century, according to Malraux, was the first civilization capable of "universal" vision. Even more intriguing was his theory, repeated in the current book, that art is modern man's unavowed religion...
...Past studies have examined either the attitudes of individual students, apart from the influence of their college environment; or the social structure of the college, without reference to its effect on student attitudes...
...halfback Hank Hatch opened the second period with a hang by taking a Ray Barry punt on his own 49 and going 51 yards for a touchdown. Making a difficult catch into the sun, Hatch fooled the charging Brown tacklers by taking the ball on a dead run. Once past the first Bruin wave, he headed for the sideline and followed his interference beautifully. Hoble Armstrong hit over tackle for the two points...