Word: hamlin
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Against Penn, Harvard's top players bounced back and swept the first four matches. Nayar, Gonzalez, and Stapleton all won 3-0 matches. Sterne won the deciding match against Penn's Clay Hamlin after trailing 2-1 in games, 15-11, 8-15, 8-15, 15-12, 15-6. Harvard's Yoshi Akabane, at seven, won Harvard's fifth match by downing Gibb Kane...
Only Penn's number one man, Clay Hamlin, who plays first for Penn's tennis team, and number two man Ed Serues are likely to be dangerous...
...George Hamlin and Daniel Seltzer, the two associate directors of the Loeb, will each direct mainstage productions this Spring. Hamlin will do Sean O'Casey's The Plough and the Stars, and Seltzer will do a still unnamed Shakespeare play...
...were inexperienced, younger undergraduates, many of whom wrested juicy parts away from their elders. Seltzer was bringing a totally new generation into the Loeb. And yet, as his detractors were quick to note, Seltzer had given himself the juiciest parts of all. He was to direct Julius Caesar, starring Hamlin, and to star in King Lear, directed by Hamlin. Many excluded from major roles in the festival saw a Seltzer conspiracy to build an organization geared toward Seltzer's goal of putting the Loeb in the course catalogue. More ominously, they foresaw a drama department with Seltzer in charge...
...practice rooms on the second floor are still unfurnished and unattractive. Chapman, Hamlin and Seltzer have reasonably comfortable office space, and the HDC office certainly has a lived-in look. But by and large the Loeb is immaculate and bare--or, as its detractors would put it, "cold and forbidding." Alongside this lack of warmth, directors complain about the proliferation of Loeb bureaucracy, which imposes all sorts of additional limitations...