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...Ciliford Shiplon, Dorothy K. MacKillop; Milton Glick, Jeasnette Glick; P. Wolt Winer, Fay Goell; Samuel Halpert Bernice Gerstein...
...Yosef Goell writes in the Jerusalem Post: "For years supporters of the Oslo process were at pains to argue that there is no military solution to the conflict. They were partly correct. The painful truth is that in the short and medium terms there are no 'solutions,' either military or political, to such protracted conflicts. We now know there is no diplomatic and political 'solution' either...
...doubt some of the President-elect's differences with Bush have to be discounted as inflated campaign rhetoric. Israeli political scientist Yosef Goell, a columnist for the Jerusalem Post, regards the Democrat's promised tilt back to Israel as "total nonsense" and "all a smokescreen" designed to woo America's Jewish vote. On the whole, in fact, both major-party nominees saw eye to eye on the country's global role. Says Robert Hunter of Washington's Center for Strategic and International Studies: "One good thing about this election is that the two candidates are internationalist. The isolationists were defeated...
...presented, and the cast will include the following: A. J. M. Abramson '29, L. T. Hurwitz '30, S. W. Schwarz 2G., Saul Silverman '30 and Norman Winer '29. The second play will be one by Sutro, called "A Marriage Has Been Arranged." In the cast there will be Fay Goell of Radcliffe and R. M. Cushing '28. The cast of the last play, "Rapunrel" by Alter Prody, will be made up of A. J. M. Abramson '29, Bertha Offenbach, and Miriam Berkman...
...recent volume of poetry by a Harvard graduate of the class of 1925 has been published by Howard Vinal Ltd. It is M. I. Goell's "TO ALL YOU LADIES" (New York $1.50). Although it is Mr. Goell's first poetry, his first published work was "Tramping Through Palestine". The jacket on the slim volume calls it a "gaily whimsical collection of lyrics" by a poet "unaffected by the vagaries of modern verse". To which we might add that the work does not, on the other hand, reflect the best traditions of the past. To be good, verse...