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...MacMillan is replacing Ashton. He is best known for Romeo and Juliet; but he once transformed The Diary of Anne Frank into a ballet, and no one yet knows what he will do with the company. The triumphant New York tour shows that whatever happens, MacMillan and his new codirector, John Field, have inherited a whole new wave of younger dancers. Especially in the U.S., their vitality and brilliance have been too little noticed, because of the popularity of the famous pair...
...precisely what Frank Carrington and a number of other young lawyers, trained at Northwestern's Law School under a $300,000, five-year Ford Foundation grant, have been doing. "The resolution of conflicts between maximum police efficiency and maximum individual liberty," says the program's codirector, Professor James Thompson, "calls for the application of sound legal counsel not only in the courts, but also in the police precincts, where the average criminal case begins." Under the Northwestern program, graduate law students divide their first year between studying in the classroom and working with the Chicago police. Their second...
...Winthrop House musical, to be performed April 15 through April 18, is a satire on England in the 1920's. Casting will take place Feb. 3,4, and 5 in the Winthrop House Senior Common Room, according to David R.Pursley '60, codirector for The Boy Friend...
Recognizing that the inflation problem is not identical in every country. Dr. Weldon B. Gibson of Stanford Research Institute, conference codirector, pointed out in summing up round-table discussions: "In the highly industrialized areas the problem of wage increases running ahead of gains in productivity, together with other rigidities in the economic structure, places a heavy burden on classical financial measures for [controlling] inflationary pressures." Some conference delegates doubted that the classical anti-inflation remedies such as tight money will work in these countries. But "for the newly developing countries,"'said Gibson, "there was a general agreement that inflation...
...back. In sparkling, silvery letters high above the stage blazed a slogan after Founder Wesley's own heart: "Win 250,000 for Christ." This is the specific goal of Methodism's worldwide evangelistic campaign for 1953. Its distant aim is much higher. Said the campaign's codirector, Dr. Harry Denman of Nashville: "The purpose of our evangelistic mission is to reveal God to every person in the world...