Word: carolers
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...EXHIBIT at the Boston Public Library that closes tomorrow, Carol Ginandes '69 has brought together a remarkable collection of photographs from her 15 years of travel in Latin America...
Aftering seeing these photographs, the statement can be well applied to much of Carol Ginandes' work...
Despite the uncertainties, hundreds of street performers from all over the world gravitate toward Harvard Square during the summer months to play music, juggle fire or do a little magic. "It's so great to sit here, and out of the corner of my eye see someone smile," says Carol Hetrick, who plays violin along Brattle St. to supplement her income as an administrator at the Longy School of Music. "It makes it all worthwhile...
Pamela Ambrose and Carol Hetrick (cello, violin) -- Hetrick is playing to earn money so she can attend the Harvard Graduate School of Education in the fall. But like many Harvardians, she's having her doubts. Despite comments from her colleagues at the Longy School of Music, she continues to play along Brattle St. and in the Harvard Square and Government Center T stops...
Others disagree vehemently. Says Cuban-born Carol Pendas Whitten, head of the ^ Department of Education's Office of Bilingual Education: "If parents want to preserve the native language, that's fine, but I do not think it should be the role of the school." Another opponent is Bill Honig, California's superintendent of public instruction, who insists such instruction "should be transitional . . . Bilingual education is not going to be used as a cultural isolation program...