Word: halled
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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SALLY OF THE Tassle used to hang around Scollay Square. Harvard professors still half-consciously desire her attractively active navel. But Scollary Square is now Government Center Plaza. It has a brand new blue and green MBTA, the John F. Kennedy building, and the new City Hall...
...City Hall's architecture is consciously new and vast. The guides say that it is planned to last 500 years. But it is so much separated from the City that it already conveys aging's aloof serenity. The building perceives, reaches out, looks around, withdraws. Its varying orifices capture the different frequencies of light and people in the City. The extending superstructure engulfs and enfolds. The cavernous expanse of the delicate underbelly captures you before you're aware...
ANGLY -- Whitman Hall Social chairman (1966); Radcliffe Swim Team, Captain; East House Senior Class Agent; Trustee Committee on College Operations, Student Member; Alumni Annual Giving Committee, Student Member; Major: Slavic Languages and Literature...
GERSON -- Moors Hall RGA Representative (1966-67); President, Moors Hall (1967-68); RUS North House Representative-at-large; North House H-RPC Representative; Major: Biochemical Sciences...
Charity lives in two worlds, that of her profession and that of the men she loves. As long as she is in the first Charity has a gutsy sense of realism equal to that of West Side Story or Cabaret. A number early in the picture shows the dance-hall ladies, drenched in make-up and neon light, as they coldly ask each "big spender" to come on to the dance floor for "fun, laughs, and a good time." The song, full of cynical Dorothy Fields lyric, brings home in nightmarish tones that world where money turns sex into...