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...Teeth of Mons Herbert, was much weirder than this. The jokes were more obscure, but you got the sense he had a truly original sense of humor. Maybe Mad About Mintz is something of a commercialization of his talents, an attempt to bring the LaZebnik wit to a wider audience than the Lowell JCR. His parodies of Hamlet and Paradise Lost count on only as much knowledge of these works as the casual reader of Bartlett's could be expected to have. The move to Agassiz has made LaZebnik's theater less intimate, more like musical comedy. In Teeth...
They outscored the Elis 30-13 in the final 7 1/2 minutes of the opening half, and only pathetic foul shooting prevented Harvard from opening a wider lead. The Crimson shot just 61 per cent from the line for the game-pitiful by any standards...
...still, about them and there is no chance that all of you can. But some of you can and some of you are hard beset and bound to someone in brotherhood perhaps in art and you may see that the brotherhood you know is of a kind really wider than you may have thought binding others among the living and the dead...
...Although the abolition of restrictive requirements was a necessary and popular change, the subsequent loss of any opportunities even to take broad lower level courses voluntarily has been an unfortunate consequence. Furthermore, it was unnecessary. Increased specialization need not and must never exclude the opportunity for exposure to the wider foundations upon which detailed knowledge has always been, and should always be based...
...hearing's outcome will affect less than ten workers, but this spring's second hearing is likely to have far wider implications. Harvard will probably seek to convince the NLRB that a medical area employees group does not have the right to form a union local among the 800 clerical and technical workers in the medical area. The organizing committee will ask the NLRB this month to sanction a union-forming election at the medical area, and Harvard contends that the only appropriate union for clerical and technical workers here is a University-wide...