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...health in Charlotte, N.C.: "Poets in America find it hard even to make a living. I personally am very grateful." Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr., 28-year-old historian (The Age of Jackson), won a Guggenheim Fellowship to write a "political-intellectual history" of the New Deal. Other Guggenheimers: Novelist Carson McCullers (The Member of the Wedding); Folksong-bagger Alan Lomax; Painter Eugene Berman...
Major Hockey H's will be presented to Jerome E. Andrews, Jr. '47, Barry A. Carson '49, John T. Coan, Jr. '49, Robert Cowen, 2nd '47, John Crocker, Jr. '46, Thomas E. Frothingham '47, William T. Glidden, 3rd '45, Richard S. Greeley '49, Kenneth Howes, Jr. '46, John H. Knowles '47, George R. Minot, 2nd '49, George H. Tilghman '48, and Galen L. Stone '43, manager...
...MEMBER OF THE WEDDING-Carson McCullers- Houghton Mifflin...
Frankie is the pawky, gawky heroine of Carson McCullers' slim (195-page) new novel-she calls it a novella. Unlike Novelist McCullers' earlier books (The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter, Reflections in a Golden Eye), which were well filled with the complex, morbid relationships of adults, The Member of the Wedding is a serious attempt to recapture that elusive moment when childhood melts into adolescence. The result is often touching, always strictly limited by the small scope of its small characters. Like childhood, it is full of incident but devoid of a clear plot; always working...
Defense positions are to be filled by Bob Gardner and Bob Cowen, the latter having proved his worth, last Monday, as an ice as well as a gridiron star with some nice body checking. Cowen, incidentally, winds up his college career next month. Barry Carson and Bill Glidden will probably hold down the wingmen jobs, with Bill Ayres as center...