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...collection of CRIMSON Confidential Guide polls will continue for an additional week so that a wider distribution of student opinion may be included in next fall's Guide. A new shipment of poll forms will be distributed in dining halls in each House and in the Union and at Radcliffe dormitory bell desks. Students may deposit the polls through next Tuesday...
...Holy Terrors is a brand new translation of Cocteau's widely-known tale, Les Enfants Terribles. It is also the latest addition to New Directions' modern French list. Most important, it is a job of translating which should gain the book an even wider audience than it already enjoys...
...real danger in the 1957 Republican split is that the Old Guard's noisy attack makes it seem wider than it is. "Some Republicans," says conservative Columnist David Lawrence, "mistakenly assume the wave of criticism is a tide, and instead of battling it, they swim with its political currents." By taking the necessary political measures, Dwight Eisenhower can place the Old Guard revolt in its proper light. Only then can the Republican Party present to the voters its strongest argument for election: the Eisenhower record as a national leader...
...drifting sands on the north and Kipling's "great, grey-green, greasy" Limpopo River in this land unknown were geographical wonders to rival any in the world: great lakes as large as those in North America, rivers challenging in majesty the Amazon and Mississippi, crashing waterfalls higher and wider than Niagara, and snow-clad mountains on the equator's rim soaring skyward beyond any in Europe. And there today, in the limitless stretches of land over which these giants stood silent sentinel for centuries, is a whole new world of men suddenly awakened after generations of torpor...
These courses must have "competent instruction," Amos N. Wilder, Hollis professor of Divinity, emphasized. Citing the recent expansion of undergraduate religion programs at Yale and Princeton, Wilder said that "it would be quite in keeping with the wider situation for Harvard to do something of the same kind...