Peter E. Quint

The Advocate

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In a particularly unvisited corner of the Lowell House Library (right between Sibley's Harvard Graduates and A History of the

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Of all T.S. Eliot's odd plays, The Cocktail Party is quite possibly the oddest. At times the characters flourish an

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In 1940 Lorenz Hart was at his pithy best, and Richard Rodgers had not yet flowered into his fluffy and

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Again the aged eagle stretches its wings, but barely manages to get off the ground. It could have used a

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The Lowellian Apollo has packed some charming sagittae into his current Pharaetra. Aegis-bearers John Berendt and Jeremy Johnston have avoided

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The Fall Partisan Review has arrived, and with it Dwight MacDonald's second article on Masscult and Midcult. This is a

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First Person is a lavishly printed and quite excellent little journal of "Travel, Memoirs & Humor" whose first issue is

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I am convinced that people will laugh at almost anything Mort Sahl says. He comes out on stage in non-descript

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Last Friday night Joan Baez and Eric von Schmidt sang folk songs in Agassiz Theater, under the aegis of the

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The Harvard Advocate begins its first issue with a dandy little story by Keith Lowe. New Day, as it is