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...Interim, choreographed by a member of the company, Bill Evans, colorfully mixes orange and pink tights with electronic music. It's not quite as dynamic as Merce Cunningham and John Cage, but the harmony of modern dance and electronic music works as effectively. Evans creates many beautiful movements-girls suddenly atop the men's shoulders or a wave of the hand that stops abruptly in a right angle. Some patterns, though not innovative, are beautifully reminiscent of Martha Graham's company exercising in the film The Dancer's World...
...main, are moderating the usual paeans to fun in far-off places and playing on the consumer purse strings as never before. Typical is the current ad for British Overseas Airways, which depicts a young couple shopping in a supermarket under the folksy headline: "Honest, Jim and Maureen Cunningham, now you can afford to go to Britain." A year ago some ads for Eastern Air Lines were entirely given over to touting the smiles of the stewardesses; today Eastern's ads carefully specify price, service and routes. In 1969 Hertz highlighted its costlier car rentals...
Richard R. Baxter, professor of Law and chairman of the committee, proposed on April 6 to present the results of an alumni poll of ROTC graduates before the Faculty. Malcolm Marshall '41 and Franklin Cunningham '41, the ROTC graduates who organized the poll among ROTC men in the classes from 1926 to 1965, said that only 38 men out of 1000 favored removing the program...
Malcolm Marshal '41 and Franklin N. Cunningham '41 polled more than 1500 ROTC graduates from the classes of 1923 to 1965. Cunningham said the response was "almost universally favorable...
...this afternoon, at least. Harvard should be in little danger of disappointment. Williams has not beaten the Crimson since 1955, lost. 9-0, at Cambridge last season, and has graduated its top man, Ed Cunningham...