In addition to the dance floor, which is bigger than the one the Tavern used to have, there are enough tables for a smallish army and mirrored walls that make them seem like even more. The bar has ...

The hero of the afternoon, however, was Scussel, who was transferred to Yale a while ago from the University of Connecticut. His rustic background has given him certain advantages over most football ...

How a sick cow in Iowa may have helped to create a lethal bioweapon.

It would be more apt to make it, “What Paris Did to the Americans.” A majority of the dozen men represented in the exhibit have been almost bowled over by the art centre of the universe. Pascin, of ...

On one track there is a young woman who sends out messages in her own wig-wag code, read by men with powerful binoculars stationed outside the track. She gets one hundred dollars a week—and she never ...

IT has been no week of miracles in the movie world, and no wonder-picture has appeared. “The Home Towners,” at Warner’s Theatre, is the only film worthy of especial comment, not because of its ...

This, as you may have surmised, is by way of prelude to a report of Mr. Koussevitzky’s local debut as a double bass virtuoso, and I might as well set down now that Mr. Koussevitzky’s virtuosity with ...

TWO gentlemen dropped in the other afternoon at a midtown establishment. They found a strange man at the door and several others sitting around inside, talking to a morose and discouraged waiter. Out ...

Not only did all three of these clubs lose their opening matches in the Class A tournament, but Harvard and Princeton each had to remain content with merely one victory out of seven. It was Reid’s ...

It was wrong, of course, to attempt to make piano music of the “Waldstein,” and the result was the first good performance of the sonata in many months. Mr. Moiseiwitsch tried the same odd trick of ...

In one corner we found some colored drawings that we liked immensely. ACCUSTOMED to the ribald Americana that J. B. Neumann shows in his print room, we were a little chilled by his present show of ...

It is both curious and interesting that under the new Harvard method Miller has been built up as one of the finest backs that ever stood in cleats, and that the Crimson has not merely a regular punter ...