Alice P. Albright

A Fly in the Pigment

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Angel Island Publications in Sausalito, California, has sophisticated ideas about literature which may or may not prove solvent. As well

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Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson has just spent three days at Eliot House, visiting Master Finley and, not incidentally,

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Helmut Kautner's Sky Without Stars, a story about despair in the divided Germanies, won the first prize at the Berlin

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Because he was "always on probation or some damned thing," Jack Lemmon '47 used to play in Harvard productions under

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"The aim of musical comedy, of course," says George Abbott, "is to please." Abbott, who has co-authored and produced fifteen

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To an enchanted audience at the Hasty Pudding Friday afternoon, Siobhan McKenna held forth with strong statements about the state

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New York City's most controversial building, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, last week opened its spiral exhibition ramp to the

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Sadly enough, George Stevens' movie version of The Diary of Anne Frank is not up to the play. Perhaps he

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A stark and tortured portrait of Tokyo's historical red-light district after the occupation, the Japanese film Street of Shame, reaches

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Jessie sat on the Gordon Linen sacks in the Radcliffe Quad putting forsythia into her hair. Suddenly she shot upwards