Word: east
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Roth's books have sold well, but he has never really been controversial or had his apartment examined in gossip columns ("the smart East 80s ... very solid, no patterns"). Now that Alexander Portnoy has made him a celebrity, he is dodging fame with SalI ingeresque determination-which, of course, only draws more attention to him. He used to answer the phone, "Benito Cereno here."* Now he doesn't answer his phone at all, and he tends...
...fluid scene shifting seemed cinematic. On film, the process is reversed. Dance numbers are given coy subtitles, crowd scenes seem achingly stagy. Whenever he cannot provide a valid transition, Fosse makes the frame a mammoth still picture of his star -strictly for those interested in the north, south, east and west faces of Mt. MacLaine. Regardless of how attractive the faces are, that is not film making, it is map making...
Cavanagh, who said he chose Harvard so that he could "ride the subways," became the third highest Yardling scorer in Harvard history last year when he racked up a total of 71 points on 29 goals and 42 assists. After graduating from Cranston East High School in Rhode Island where he was All-American for three years, Cavanagh prepped at Andover for a year, where he was acclaimed All-Prep and All-America...
DeMichele, who attended Cranston East where he, too, was All-American, and Vermont Academy afterwards, is the biggest of the three at 6'2" and 205 lbs. "I could picture Dan, when he was younger, as always being careful not to hurt the players he was skating with." Kinasewich said. "He is still learning to use his body, and with his size and strength, he has the greatest potential of the three...
Harvard boasts the top Alpine squad in the East, and possibly in the nation. Sophomore Alan Watson, who placed among the top three in the Giant Slalom at both Dartmouth and Williams, is rated among the favorites in that event. Watson's chief competition will probably come from Middlebury's Paul Reed and Dartmouth's Rick Lounsbury...