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...gold MasterCard and gold Visa card offers in the mail during the past two months," says Cynthia Barnes, 28, a computer engineer at AT&T Bell Laboratories in suburban Chicago. "We got three of them in one day last week." The proliferation of plastic astonishes even bankers. Says John Godfrey, senior vice president and chief economist of Jacksonville-based Barnett Banks of Florida: "I'm amazed at the number of mailings I receive at home." He promptly throws them...
...ballet called Glass Pieces, has sold 115,000 copies worldwide since its 1982 release. In Cannes recently, Glass and two others shared the prize for Best Artistic Contribution for their work on Director Paul Schrader's new film Mishima, about the Japanese novelist and warrior manque; Glass also scored Godfrey Reggio's 1982 vision of environmental apocalypse, Koyaanisqatsi. Currently the composer is finishing a new opera based on Novelist Doris Lessing's The Making of the Representative for Planet 8, to be premiered in Holland in the spring...
...awards ceremony, tournament organizer and founder Godfrey Wood '63 presented the Jimmy Fund of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute with a check for the proceeds from the charity event (above left). Wood, who played in goal for the Crimson, summed up the feelings of many participants: "I used to get real worked up for the national anthem. I think I got more worked up tonight than ever before...
...Three-Time All-American *Three-Time All-Ivy *1954-55 Ivy Scoring Champion Gene Kinasewich '64 *MVP, 1963 ECAC Tournament *Two-Time All-Ivy Bob McNamana '73 *All-American *Two-Time All-Ivy Dave Hynes '72 *MVP, 1981 ECAC Tournament *All-American *All-Ivy Bill Corkery '73 *All-Ivy Godfrey Wood...
...including Newsday, the Denver Post, the Minneapolis Star and the Atlanta Constitution. She began to be recognized in supermarkets. One day in 1967, Bombeck remembers, she was kneeling on the floor of the bathroom in Centerville, laying a piece of shag carpet around the toilet, when she heard Arthur Godfrey talking about her first book, At Wit's End, on his radio program. This lady probably lives in an apartment in New York City, Godfrey said. Bombeck wrote to him, confessing the grisly truth, and soon became a regular guest on his program...