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Then they went after money. They called on foundations and corporations, advertised in newspapers, even tried, without success, to get a crack at the $5,000 jackpot question on a Break the Bank quiz show. Gifts of $1 to $125 began to dribble in. By June of 1948, Eames and...
Dribble That Adventure! The remainder of the show was selected by the Museum of Modern Art's Alfred H. Barr Jr., whose taste differs sharply from Frankfurter's. It is not the expressionists, Barr maintains, but the abstractionists who have the ball. Among Barr's choices were...
The key to Holy Cross success was depth in its platoons. What Forward Bob Cousy (rhymes with woozy) added was near-perfection at handling a basketball, plus a touch of crowd-pleasing showmanship seldom seen on college courts. One of his specialties: a behind-the-back dribble in which he...
Uphill Dribble. Psychologist McMurry thinks that management should have a personnel department which uses psychological techniques in hiring workers and keeping them happy. One important way: providing a channel for opinion to flow from workers to management. Opinion, says he, is like water-it flows easily downhill, but it takes...
Each year, hundreds of men stop up their brains and fill them with bith of vocabulary and grammar. Then they take Harvard's language requirement examination. If they pass, they pull the stopper and let what they have learned dribble out.