Word: factors
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Milt Jackson usually plays the vibraharp with the Modern Jazz Quartet, and he is the only factor preventing that group from losing touch completely with the roots of jazz. He seemed much more at home with Dizzy Gillespie. Jackson's flawless, effortless improvisations flowed like fresh, clean rain...
...field where professional jealousy is a factor of economic life, Geraldine Page is admired even more extravagantly by actors than by audiences, who only know what they see and that they have been moved, and seldom wonder how it was done. Even her fellow pros find it hard to explain. When pressed, one actor fumbled, made several tries, then suggested: "Gerry is never ahead. She is always reacting as if she did not know what the other actor was going to say." It may not be real life, but no illusionist can come closer than that...
...refer to Lexington's "segregated stores." Negroes are quite welcome in stores here, and their trade is an important factor in the business of most of our merchants...
...that Christine Keeler and her set really were a bit too casual. Although in Britain the official mistress has never quite reached the glittering status she has in France, the great and small affairs of the past were more likely to be quiet, settled, near-permanent arrangements. A new factor, says Daily Mail Columnist Anne Scott-James, is the "sleaziness of the crowd with which the War Minister mixed." Says Muggeridge: "Fifty years ago people would have gone to Maida Vale and patronized one of the grandes cocottes. If there is anything new in this, it is the overlapping...
Peter H. Wood '64, of Eliot House and Owings Mills, Md., will captain the varsity lacrosse team next year in the squad's third season as a major University competitor. Wood's play on the Crimson's second midfield and extra-man unit this year was a crucial factor in the varsity's offense...