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...partly to counteract that impression that the board quickly pulled together preliminary figures for 1982, showing the role minority increases had played in the upswing, and held a third press conference, according to Robert G. Cameron, the board's executive director for research and development...
Despite the apparent flurry of publicity, the release of ethnic data has actually been in the works for more than 18 months, Cameron said yesterday...
Before his mission in southern Italy and Sicily. Cameron Carson '84 thought that success could be measured in numbers of converts; after several months he realized that personal growth was a more likely yardstick. Finlayson concurs: "Even if I hadn't taught anyone who converted, it would have been a success just in terms of the broadening of my own horizons." Reported conversion rates are impressive in any case: they range from 20 (Carter) to 50 (Beck...
...suspects, who were released on $20,000 bail, are Leonard D. Cameron, aged 21, Paul A. Langford, aged 21, William P. Langford, aged 23, and Darrock B. MacKintosh, aged 23, a former Babson student...
...most successful composer for Broadway and the West End (Jesus Christ Superstar, Evita, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat). In London, Cats has been a sold-out smash since it opened in May 1981. But the New York version "will not be a clone of the other," says Producer Cameron Mackintosh. Four main characters have been cut and others merged. Four songs have undergone major rewrites. Other numbers have been stretched or tightened "to take advantage of the special strengths of the American company," says Mackintosh. Lloyd Webber maintains that the final American Cats audition "was one of the most...