Word: craig
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...jacket to Craig McGregor's book places this anthology of reviews, interviews, and commentary on Bob Dylan under "Music," "Biography," and "Social History." Given the historically uncritical nature of most of the pieces included, the last claim seems pretentious--if one takes the work as most basically a book about Dylan. McGregor's underlying concern is not the songwriter, but his audience. This compilation of "nearly all the major and minor writings concerning Bob Dylan" reveals (perhaps unintentionally) more about the blindness of the performer's public than it does about Dylan himself...
Emphasizing the dour mood of Northern Ireland's Protestants, the leader of the militant Ulster Vanguard movement, William Craig, last week warned: "It would be prudent for loyalists not to ignore the possibility of civil war." Another cause of Protestant restlessness was a new I.R.A. policy of attacking targets in Protestant areas. Last week, for instance, from hiding places in Catholic areas, I.R.A. snipers killed a 15-year-old Protestant youth and wounded four factory workers. In the House of Commons, Whitelaw charged that the I.R.A. was deliberately trying to provoke the Protestants into counterattacks on Catholic areas, which...
...Craig M. Watson '72, of Lowell House, will deliver the undergraduate English oration...
...pinned 6-4 and 7-5 defeats on Steve Strasser to win the third point. On the main court at No. 1 Crimson sophomore Harris Masterson was rallying to split sets in a classic match with National Indoor champion John Adams. Masterson, who had lost to Navy's Craig Dawson 6-1, 6-1, on Friday, dropped the first set 6-3, but came back to capture the second by the same score...
Peter Falk will be anchoring the starboard side at seven followed by captain Todd Craun at six, Ed Ford at five, Walt Fry at four, Marc Bergschneider at three. Craig Taylor and Tom O'Brien will complete the boat at two and bow respectively...