Word: credited
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...high jump, B.U. will send sophomore John Winskowicz against Harvard sophomore Jim Coleman. Winskowicz has a 6'7" jump to his credit; Coleman's best...
Judgment is an uncommon virtue in house theatre. The most obvious temptations are to attempt too much, or to be statisfied with too little. Credit for the mean struck in the Adams House As You Like It must go not only to Michaels and his cast, but also especially to the designer, Randall Darwall, and the costume designer, Mara Stolurow. The canopied, vine-draped setting, as flexibly lit by Donald Blair, manages to provide an unusual number of strong acting areas while evoking by turns both the sharp Arden Winter and the generous Spring...
...outlays for "controllable" programs and 2% from personnel costs. Even with that, federal spending in this fiscal year will climb to $136 billion, as measured by the administrative budget, and the deficit will be close to $20 billion-highest since the World War II era. That threatens to tighten credit and increase interest rates, raise consumer prices and debilitate the dollar. Obviously, the budget must be cut still further...
...Says Vienna impresario Peter Weiser: "At 20, a young musician can have the solvency and social position of an advertising vice president." Top Viennese instrumentalists make the equivalent of $14,000 a year, and members of the Vienna Philharmonic can get $20,000 worth of credit at a local bank just for the asking...
...growing mass audience has been prepared for change and experiment both by life and art. It has seen-and accepted-the questioning of moral traditions, the demythologizing of ideals, the pulverizing of esthetic principles in abstract painting, atonal music and the experimental novel. Beyond that, oddly enough, younger moviemen credit television with a major role in paving the way for acceptance of the new in films...