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...Gard Wiggins, Administrative vice-President, said yesterday that "the problem has been discussed at great length," but did not mention any specific possible solutions...
According to L. Gard Wiggins, Administrative Vice President, the artist himself first observed the deleterious effects which a radiator below the mural had caused. While on a visit to the University several months ago, Miro was shocked to find his masterpiece fast approaching a state of ruin...
...Endowment certainly is not carrying as proportionate a load as in previous years," L. Gard Wiggins, Administrative vice-President, commented yesterday. As costs rise, tuition and other fees must also be hiked to fill the gap which interest on stocks and bonds cannot...
...would retire. But she exhilarated audiences with her fluid, exquisite enchaine-ment and her seemingly gravity-free grace, though purists insisted they detected a slight falling-off from the sureness of her performance in New York three years ago. Later in the week the troupe unpacked La Fille Mai Gardée, one of history's first ballets (1789), which has been added to the repertory along with Ondine, Antigone and Le Baiser de la Fée (to be seen this week and next). Critics generally hailed the bucolicly cute La Fille though Choreographer Frederick Ashton...
...crossroads, with Fonteyn listed only as a "guest artist" (she has been away for much of the past year) and the company relying more and more on its mainstay classical ballets. There is no shortage of younger dancers, among them Nadia Nerina-whose performance in La Fille Mai Gardée conveyed glimpses of Ulanova's unearthly lightness-Annette Page, Anya Linden and, most notably, coldly brilliant Svetlana Beriosova, 28, widely heralded as heiress apparent to Fonteyn. The Royal last week also showed off its first-rate male principals: Michael Somes, Brian Shaw, Alexander Grant and David Blair...