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...press's first book will be The Chipped Wall, and epistolary novel by Juan Alonso. The special project this year will be a book by Jean Grenier entitled Conversations on the Good Uses of Freedom...
Like so many others, Nixon referred to the potential gains for the Republican Party in the South--though not on the basis of John Grenier's racist Southern strategy. "We're doing the right thing in Virginia," he insisted, "with a young team that's conservative in economics and moderate on civil rights." He punctuated his conversation with invocations of being "soundly conservative" and "making conservatism more respectable." But he jumped back from any theory of ideologically-based parties and landed in the we'll-take-what-we-can-get camp. "Sure, I want Thurmond to be a Republican...
...Robert Grenier '65 and Mark Bramhall '65 have been awarded this year's Advocate poetry and prose prizes...
...Grenier received the poetry award for "The Minnesota Soldiers' Home in August." Bramhall won the prose prize for the second act of his play "The Reprisal." Both were published in the April Advocate. The prizes are awarded for the best undergraduate contributions to the Advocate during the academic year...
Seven poems by Mary Ann Radner form a spectrum that stretches from "Resurrections" and "Primavera" down to "The Bear" a pointless apostrophe to the spirit of a hunting trophy. Although Miss Radner does not have Grenier's ornate gift for charming physical images out of language, she has a fine descriptive touch and makes complex, moving verse out a simple words. With strong, majestic lines Jon as and Lazarus tell the stories of their reawakenings in "Resurrections." In "Primavera" Miss Radner uses an unusual pattern of repeated words to achieve a methodical, stately rhythm...