Word: goldfarb
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...attack is led by junior Tino O'Brien, one of the leading scorers in the league, and captain Jim Haws. The third man is either Sam Pierson, a 5 ft. 5 in. speedster, or husky Phil Goldfarb...
Stephen Dell and Mary Seager will present an excerpt from a novel and short stories, and Sidney Goldfarb will read some new poems, in the Lamont Forum Room this afternoon...
...Sidney Goldfarb offers a non-fiction counterpart to this literary gingerbread in his essay on Mexican braceros, an exploited captive labor force in southern California. We are glad to see this Mother Advocate innovation, and had Goldfarb presented his convincing facts more starkly, his plea would have had more impact. As it stands, he crusades with the polemical assertiveness of a National Guardian editorial, relating "his single moment of perception, a moment so horrifying that all the backwash of cynicism one necessarily collects after twenty years awake in America flushed to my eyes and forehead, shattering all sense...
Most of the poetry suffers from comparison with the prose, largely because it is so much less coherent. Sidney Goldfarb writes vividly and sometimes powerfully, as in "This You Told Me." But with most of the poems one is not always certain, after reading, just what they were about. Robert Dawson's "The Troll at the Toll," whether or not one understands it (I don't), is great...
...election Monday night the Advocate chose Robert M. Dawson '64 of Lowell House and Cambridge to be president of the magazine for 1963-64. Three of this year's officers will continue in their posts: Sidney M. Goldfarb '64 and Michael P. Cain '64, literary editors, and David H. Swanson '64, business manager...