Word: clerkes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Lloyd L. Weinreb, once a staff attorney to the Warren Commission, has been named Professor of Law. Weinreb was a law clerk for Justice Harlan of the U.S. Supreme Court before coming to Harvard in 1965 to teach criminal law and criminal process...
Only four of the original 24 tales are used-two in each act. But Chaucer loses remarkably little from the abridgement. First comes the Miller's Tale of Nicholas, the Oxford stud, Absolon, the clerk, and their rivalry for sexy Alison. Then comes the Reeve's account of the hot pillow goings-on in the Miller's family. The show's multiple bed hoppings are cleverly managed by representing the beds with vertically hung sheets and blankets, behind which the actors slip...
...party machinery is notoriously weak in this state where the legislature is non-partisan and in most counties voters were never registered until this spring. A county clerk in one town said there had been no reason to register voters because he knew all the people in the town...
Harvard Student Agencies has released the following officers for 1968-69: Richard T. Howe '69 of Leverett House and Melrose, president; Larry A. Cross '70 of Kirkland House and Hampden, Maine, treasurer; and Alison A. Sommers '71 of Barnard Hall and Riverside, Conn., clerk...
...shoots himself in The Cherry Orchard, though at one point a clerk trips into the wings with a revolver. The traditional offstage commotion is heard a few moments later but no one rushes in to report that Semyon Panteleevich Yepikhodov has blown his brains out. Instead a character surmises that some bucket has dropped in some well, the play goes on and Yepikhodov comes back to swallow nails in the fourth...