Word: gordon
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...Christ" who have seen their hopes crushed-as in the upheavals and violence of the '60s-and need their faith reaffirmed. To express all this symbolically through environmental theater, Monick worked for two months with the event's directors, Kevin O'Connor, a Roman Catholic, and Gordon Stewart, a Presbyterian. One nice touch they devised to dramatize the rebirth theme: during the baptism, members of the cast circulated among the worshipers washing the mud from their hands. Monick also devoted five Sunday services to explanations that would prepare his congregation for the event...
...Gordon failed to replace him successfully at number two, losing his touch and beating himself with tins. But five of the seven Harvard players below Gordon advanced a notch and won. In particular, Wiegand, who played at seven last year, won at three, and Neil Vosters, who played eight and nine last season, won at five...
Deborah C. Gordon '74, coordinator of the election, said yesterday the nominating procedure change is an attempt to make RUS a "stronger and more cohesive organization...
...major reason for the lack of acrimony was the presence on campus of William Gordon Bowen, 38, university provost and Princeton's No. 2 man since 1967. A nationally known economist with an excellent record as an academic administrator, Bowen was heartily recommended by student, faculty and staff search committees. Thus it was no surprise last week when the trustees agreed, and appointed him the 17th president in Princeton's history...
...Gordon Rutledge, Emile Godfrey and Ken Hetzler each picked up two wins in saber competition...