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...post of Dean." It is our impression that this is exactly opposite to the true state of affairs. A.K. Solomon Chairman, Comm. on Higher Degrees in Biophysics James C. Thomson, Jr. Curator, Nieman Foundation for Journalism James Ackerman Professor of Fine Arts Wassily Leontiet Professor of Economics Kenneth J. Arrow Professor of Economics
...like for people to call me Sir Larry. It makes me feel popular." Very popular indeed after 42 years on the screen, Laurence Olivier was giving a rare television interview in London to Dick Cavett. He clearly relished showing off a souvenir of his long movie career: an arrow wound on his left shin from the filming in 1956 of Richard III, but the old veteran was feeling his years when Cavett asked how he would play Katharina in The Taming of the Shrew, as he did when he was 15. Olivier, 65, quickly replied: "I'd play...
KEROUAC by ANN CHARTERS 384 pages. Straight Arrow...
...plight spread, some unusual Samaritans offered to help. First came Hollywood Writer Albert Maltz, once jailed and blacklisted for refusing to tell a congressional committee whether he was a Communist. Maltz said that the Soviets owe him some $34,000 in royalties on his writing (The Cross and the Arrow), and should pay it all to Solzhenitsyn, "an incredible human being, one of the moral giants." Then came two Pulitzer-prizewinning novelists, Robert Penn Warren (All the King's Men) and Bernard Maiamud (The Fixer), who also announced that they wanted their Russian royalties paid to Solzhenitsyn...
...Arrow will split the prize with Hicks. Always the team player, he said last week he would consult with his Economics Department collegues before deciding how to dispose of the money...