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...Golden Girl. Elizabeth Rydal is also on the rebound, not from ennui, but from a dead lover. She is busy on a novel about an "orphan of the Saxophone Age." Stephen marries Elizabeth, but the relationship is marred by Elizabeth's dedication to her first love, "this wretched novel-I'm so heavy with it, I feel sometimes as if I could scarcely drag myself upstairs." Stephen not only strays into an illicit affair, but also dabbles in homosexuality. Elizabeth, who makes a cult of "understanding," forgives...
...literary aspirations began back in 1935 when, as a sophomore, he went out for the Advocate competition. He was a bit soured on extra-curricular activities because he had been cut from the football managers' competition the day before the Yale game. The Advocate caught him on the rebound, but not as a writer. He was elected to the advertising board, and considers the training excellent experience: "As Roy Larsen, the president of Time-Life, points out, 'If you can sell ads for the Advocate, you can sell anything...
...European musical genius (Vittorio Gassman). Proof of Gassman's genius: a head of hair proportionately longer than that of less talented musicians. Elizabeth moves him into her apartment, but she keeps getting in his hair when he wants to practice, and pretty soon he walks out. On the rebound, she marries an American piano student (John Ericson) whose childishness, interpreted by the script as glowing Americanism, illuminates dark old Europe about as effectively as a ten-watt bulb...
With all the perseverance of an ardent suitor, big organized labor is trying once more to win the attentions of University employees. And, as if to catch the objects of its desires on the rebound, the AFL is capitalizing on the recently announced cuts in maid service in the Houses...
Kilrea netted Yale's third goal on a rebound at 8:20 of the second period, but Cleary retaliated for the Crimson four minutes later with assists from Doug Manchester and Dick Clasby...