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...issue is what we have learned since the 60s: cooking up a new policy in Washington doesn't work," another member of the committee on leadership, Stephen K. Bailey, Keppel Professor of Educational Policy and Administration, says. "We have learned that there are attributes to leadership, and we're trying to find the common denominator. This is not going on much in other places, and I would hope that if we do well it would have an effect on other schools...
Breaking out of his traditionally slow start. Warren Grossman, the number five player, confronted the well-respected freshman, Bailey Taff. The first set saw plebe Taff taking an early 6-4 lead. However, a determined Grossman:--relying on his natural quickness to get behind the superb shooting of his opponent--forced Taff into two consecutive tie-breaking sets, both of which Grossman...
...with a twist. The plain declarative style of tonal realism, whose American master is Philip Pearlstein, is hardly in evidence, although there are some exquisitely rendered pastel studies of gray, tumblng Midwestern skies by William Beckman at the Hirshhorn, and the Whitney has some beautifully observed images by William Bailey (still life) and Rackstraw Downes (panoramic landscape). The best figurative work at the Guggenheim is by the oldest of the "emergent" artists, the 63-year-old West Coast movie critic and former abstractionist Manny Farber. His still lifes of labels, dolls, mementos and children's toys, deceptively casual...
...hour shifts in a bakery to pay for her books. Another scholarship took her to Massachusetts' Mount Holyoke College, where she graduated Phi Beta Kappa in 1940. After earning a master's degree in economics and sociology, she became a protégée of John Bailey, longtime boss of the Connecticut Democratic organization...
...seat in the state legislature, where she served two terms. Elected Connecticut's secretary of state in 1958 she turned her office into a "people's lobby" where voters could come with problems. Along the way she became active in the Democratic National Committee, especially after Bailey became chairman in 1961, and was instrumental in pushing through a minority report at the 1968 Chicago convention opposing U.S. involvement in Viet Nam. Two years later she ran successfully for Congress and was re-elected...