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Since then, Darrach has written some notable Cinema covers, among them, 3-D (TIME, June 8, 1953), Lollobrigida (TIME, Aug. 16, 1954), Marlon Brando (TIME, Oct. 11, 1954), Walt Disney (TIME, Dec. 27) and Frank Sinatra (TIME...
...Harris at 57 works under a comfortable grant from the Mellon educational trust, is as prolific as ever. He has extensively revised the Seventh Symphony since it was first played in Chicago in 1952, has already started his eighth (specifically designed for recording) and ninth ("On the words of Walt Whitman"). Says he: "I am trying to achieve a dynamic form, something that grows like a tree grows. This new form is something I believe America is going to produce...
...history at Smith, has embedded a bale of fun among his footnotes. It is humbling stuff. If today's Pundit Walter Lippmann may be heard announcing Freud as "among the greatest who have contributed to thought," not so long ago President Garfield was having his "head read" and Walt Whitman was proudly reciting a poet's phrenological endowments in the preface to Leaves of Grass. Karl Marx took phrenology seriously, as did Bismarck and Darwin...
Both substitute tailbacks, junior Jim Joslin and sophomore Walt Stahurs, also turned in good performances. Joslin, looking like the player he was against Yale last year, ran 29 yards for a touchdown...
...late-game play typified the Crimson's attack-the determination, the technical Improvement, and above all, the refusal to quit. It was a high pass, from Walt Stahura to Ron Elkenberry. While Elkenberry was stretched out, and before he had full possession of the ball, the Columbia safety applied a viclous blook to his midsection, flattening him completely...