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...press: "I feel she had to be put in her place. There is always hope she may learn some manners. She is a stupid woman. If she is going to shout her mouth off like that, she is bound to get shouted at." In reply, Mrs. Mitchell took her cue from Jimmy Durante. She said: "He just probably wanted...
...wrapped in blankets at the foot of the ruins to watch fireworks and a son et lumière display of Persian history. After an hour the Shah, noticing some royal yawns and glazed eyes, mercifully rose from his chair and almost everybody took the welcome exit cue. The guests trooped back to their tents and had a whole morning to sleep before getting up for lunch, a parade and another dinner with the regal couple before flying home...
...entrance--could be slightly troublesome. This time McCleary's set--an enormous funhouse of a room with hints of Aubrey Beardsley in its moldings--has little to do with its owners by any realistic measure, but is tremendous fun nonetheless. And Steve Downs's lighting doesn't miss a cue...
Gensler and Switchboard co-founder John M. Farago '72 are members of the Education Resources Group (ERG), which consists of the student members of the Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE) and all those who were nominated by the Houses for the committee--following the committee's final selection last year, the nominees decided to stay together in a group to work with and alongside the CUE, Gensler said...
...months. But the increase is largely calculated from price surveys made before the freeze, and hence does not show what effect-if any-the freeze has had. Unemployment in August rose to 6.1%, bolstering the Administration's argument that Nixon acted none too soon. WAGES. Taking their cue from top labor leaders, few unions decided to fight the freeze. But a group of unions representing 650,000 postal workers went to court seeking a ruling that Nixon's ban on pay raises already agreed to in collective bargaining is unconstitutional. To set an example for private employers, Nixon...