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...play's fragmentation lacks that one continuous bond needed to hold it together. Everything is presented, but seems somewhat lethargic, almost questioning the progression of events. All the accessories are there too, an interesting set well used by a cast of actors, many of whom play more than one role. But a spark is needed to ignite the play...
Guggenheim Fellowships went to Jaime Alazraki, professor of Romance Languages and Literatures, William H. Bond, professor of Bibliography and librarian of the Houghton Library, William E. Cooper, associate professor of Psychology, Charles M. Haar, Brandeis Professor of Law; Wallace T. MacCaffrey, Higginson Professor of History; Margaret R. Miles, associate professor of Theology; and Frank J. Sulloway, a postdoctoral fellow in Psychology...
Braintree voters rejected a bond indebtedness proposal four-to-one, refusing to give officials an opportunity to preserve jobs in schools...
...after the court announced its decision, four FBI agents arrested MacDonald, 38, at his Huntington Beach, Calif, apartment and returned him to Terminal Island federal prison, where he had served a year of his sentence following conviction. After his 1980 appeals court victory, MacDonald was freed on $100,000 bond and has been working in a hospital in Long Beach. Even at this late date, Burger noted that other avenues of appeal remain open to the doctor, particularly under the Fifth Amendment due process clause. His lawyers-along with numerous friends and supporters-are now preparing to pursue them...
...editors are seeking $1 million worth of libel insurance. Thus far, there has been no protest from the chief target of the gibes, the Journal itself, perhaps because the paper is inured to annual imitation by The Bawl Street Journal, produced by the financial community's Bond Club of New York. Much fun is had with the bucket-thumping editorial-page style of the Journal's editor, Robert Bartley; one editorial works itself into a frenzy and gradually goes crazy, with the print getting bigger and bigger until the sentences finally collapse into incoherence...