Word: filles
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Even so, Barr's supporters suspected his critics of plotting to fill two board vacancies with anti-Barr members, who would then swing a new vote to kick him out. Three weeks ago, the supporters mailed each parent a 21-page memo fingering Psychiatrist Myron Hofer, president of the P.T.A., as a chief anti-Barr plotter. Since Hofer represented the P.T.A. on the board, the memo urged parents to vote him out of office and thus oft7 the board...
...mood inside the executive offices of the local Lock heed plant is one of spacious melancholy, like the first-class ballroom on the Ti tanic after most of the passengers had jumped ship. At nearby Mountain View, apartment owners are offering $50 to tenants who find friends to fill the va cancies. As jobless blue-collar workers and engineers have used up their un employment benefits, the rolls of food-stamp recipients in San Jose, Calif., have grown from 9,000 to 37,000 in the past year. Unemployment in the Se attle area is now 13.1%. Hundreds of workers...
...programs across the country. The people who use the information clearinghouse to find jobs and ways of getting involved in social action return with new information and contribute to the E4A information resources. The information clearinghouse-while it is far from being complete and perfectly organized-does seem to fill a need that students are increasingly feeling, that of help-ing to find ways to subsist while they are engaged in social action. While unable to keep running tabs on specific job openings, E4A does have a fairly extensive file on organizations where there are often volunteer or paying...
...took about thirty actors, some of them reading more than one part, to fill all the roles in Harvard Square, and it's only by means of a meandering plot-line that all the characters are connected in one way or another. The construction of the plot, in fact, invites comparison with The Edge of Night or Secret Storm, but the subjects treated in the series have more range than the endless marriage/adultery/abortion/divorce variations of the more conventional soap operas...
...Sorensen, as the Evangelist, had a remarkable tenor voice of incomparable beauty, given a slight tendency to thin out in the upper register. Francis Hester as Jesus was beyond praise, giving a flawless performance of a beautiful part. Nancy Wilson, a sophomore called in at the last minute to fill in for the ailing soprano, did a splendid job, handling most of her role as if she knew it by heart. The choruses were in wonderful shape, as was the first orchestra which handled itself remarkably well. For a choral conductor, F. John Adams did a remarkable job in preparing...