Word: graying
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...example, Mrs. Fannie Lou Haimer and Mrs. Victoria Gray, running in SNCC sponsored campaigns for U.S. House and Senate, respectively, are the first Negro women ever to run for national office; and they are doing it in a state where such an action is worth their lives...
Dubbed CHALLENGE, the program's general purpose is to "broaden the cultural horizons of intelligent but economically disadvantaged Cambridge boys and to acquaint them with some of the opportunities that the future holds," according to Elisha Gray '66, director of the project...
...week with groups of about five pupils. During the meetings they will explore some aspects of literature, logic, music, art, and current affairs. Composition, the works of great authors, modern mathematics, and algebra will be among the topics stressed. A definite curriculum will be drawn up this summer, Gray said...
...gray stone that doubles itself...
...light, ghostly touch is somewhat lacking from High Spirits. Act 1 foot-drags until Go into Your Trance sets the stage shivering with dancing spooks and eerily flying chairs and tables. Except for a love ballad, If I Gave You ("prides of lions"), the Hugh Martin-Timothy Gray score is uneventful. Living in trial bigamy, Edward Woodward is as suave as he was simple in last season's Rattle of a Simple Man. But the good-luck charms of High Spirits are Bea Lillie and Tammy Grimes, who push the show for laughs more often than it moves...