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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...back in Yosemite National Park, only now it's less crowded. There are thousands of excellent camp sites from the fjords of Norway to the oases of Morocco, from Ireland to Turkey, in the biggest cities and the smallest villages; and there are many camping guides in English. Between camp sites there is a wealth of scenery and color. And who's to stop a couple from putting on their fancy clothes in camp and shooting off to the local night life...
...clique has deemed it "In," but because Peter Hall has concentrated on the aspects of the play most meaningful for the 20th century (as distinct from 20th Century-Fox). Those who converse in the "flip jargon" have IQs of 80 or under; it is not the "basic" English for teenagers. For the year's most ridiculous load of generalizations, you deserve to swing indeed. All of you. And not in London either...
...show-business circles, that same rule has long been unofficially enforced. English Actor Jimmy Stewart chose to change his name to Stewart Granger because of a well-known American in the same trade. Now he would have to make the change as a matter of law. In fact, the names in question need not even be exactly the same. Similarity will suffice. Even so, the owner of the Chevron gas station on West Third Street in Los Angeles is not worried. Though he displays his name on a huge sign, Linden Johnson figures that the other fellow is too busy...
Donald H. Akenson, associate director of the Office for Graduate and Career Plans, will become Allston Burr Senior Tutor in Dunster House. He will replace R. Carey McIntosh '55, instructor in English, who is resigning after three years to pursue teaching and research full time. McIntosh, however, will remain a non-resident tutor at Dunster...
Wilson is currently a lecturer in English at Stanford University...