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Wednesday, October 29, 1958



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The members of Bryn Mawr’s
Varsity and j.v. hockey , teams
were mutually enthusiastic about
their respective games against
Swarthmore (away), yesterday
afternoon, despite the fact that
the Varsity tied its. game: at \1-1,
and the j.v.’s were edged out, 2-1.

.-Enthusiasm in. the absence. of
victory is not common, -but_ the’
root of it lay in the fact that
both games were exceptionally
well played, and even the referees,
who are not usually verbose, were:
heard to say that this was the
best game they had seen Bryn
Mawr play in many years. Both:
games. were described by team
members as “spirited” despite the
less than spirited weather.

For the Varsity, the lone tally:
came
after Swarthmore had made its
goal. “We were so mad.” said
Weech Buse, “there just wasn’t
any choice but that we’d make it
when we came charging down the
field.” Edie Murphy scored the one
goal, but the main feature of the.
game seemed to have been the





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excellent team play.

This was true as well for the
j.v.’s, whose defense
was lauded. Seventy-five per ‘cent

of the game was played in their.
half of the field, . according. - to.
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MacVeagh.
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There are now two remaining
games for the hockey team, both
at home on the next two Tuesdays
with Chestnut Hill and Rosemont.
Miss Schmidt, coach of the teams,
says, “I’m not saying we will win
them, you understand, but I really
can’t see any reason why we
shouldn’t.”

Sally Davis

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Movies
Ardmore: Wed.-Sat., Raw Wind
in Eden and The Decks Ran Red;

Sunday-Tuesday, The High and the
Mighty and Hondo.

Bryn Mawr:
day, Twilight for the is’ and
The Hunters; Sunday-Tuesday, All
at Sea and Twelve Angry Men.

Suburban: Wednesday-Saturday,
Me and the Colonel.

Anthony Wayne: Wednesday-
Saturday,- Harry: the Black and
The Tiger and The Decks Ran Red;
Sunday, Me and the Colonel and
The Fiend Who Walked the West;





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Latimore Poems d

~ Continued from Page 1, Col. 2

periences are unexplicably remem-
bered.
Professor Lattimore’s sense of

the Greek ancient and new was| .

illustrated by his poem The Three
Greek.-Virgins -which,depicted three
separate eoncepts of the Virgin
Mary...which ‘different sections of
Greece. held. . He used symbols and
imagery. . to” @reat advantage in

showing the Virgin as protectress
the:

of the seasons and over
weather, as an idol, and as a god-
dess of the seas.

When: Professor Lattimore had
finished reading his new poems,
members of the audience requested
that he read several of his older
ones.

This was the first of a series of
lectures to be sponsored by the
Arts Forum.



Monday-Tuesday, Me and the Col-
onel.

Greenhill: Wednesday - Tuesday,
Law and Disorder (British com-
edy).



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Continued from Page 4, Col. 2

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Gilbert On Papacy
--Continued from Page 4; Col. 3
over in favor of a more neutral
figure in Italian politics:

Dr. Gilbert mentioned that he
did not think personal ambition
would be a strong factor; the

Papacy means the acknowledgment
of an immense burden and the in-
centive of rule over lands and
peoples ‘or the glorification of the
office are no longer present, Pius
XII having set an example in the
latter category to keep any suc-
cessor toeing the line. A strong
personality might thereforé be a
deciding factor, and it is doubtful,
for these reasons, that the con-
clave will last very long. “I think
that sometime soon the cardinal
deacon will appear on the balcony
of St. Peter’s and say...”







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their educational backgrounds, and
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for the. December 13 tests are in
by November 17. Applications
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