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...Hannah E. Bloomfield '76 is the daughter of Morton W. Bloomfield, Porter Professor of English. She lives in Leverett House...
...this friminal war," and informed his listeners that "a lack of imagination causes cruelty." Largely ignoring a small but spirited group of hecklers. Richardson rambled from the lessons of Vietnam to his undergraduate love for philosophy to the lessons of Watergate, saying little about any of these subjects, as Hannah Arendt reported from the Eichmann trial, even bad guys can be boring...
...Teacher. The aggressive young linemen like John Hannah and Leon Gray who open holes for Herron and Cunningham also block pass rushers for Quarterback Jim Plunkett, a novel experience for the 1970 Heisman Trophy winner from Stanford. Plunkett spent his first three years in New England ducking tacklers. He has responded to the new security blanket by tossing 14 touchdown passes...
...Ptashkina at least, the choice got easier when reduced to essentials. Love being what it is, pure gambler's odds for survival put it out of contention. "I shall arrange it, so as not to depend on love...I shall live," she writes. Love lost out to survival for Hannah Senesch, too, when to love meant "to disrupt my plans, give up my independence...
...often invoked his Midwestern heritage. His mother, Hannah Milhous, was an Indiana Quaker whose family, celebrated in Jessamyn West's novel The Friendly Persuasion, moved to Whittier, Calif., at the turn of the century. His father, Francis Anthony Nixon, was an Ohio Methodist with only six years of formal education who left his job as a trolley-car operator in Columbus and drifted to Southern California in search of warmer weather. After Frank married Hannah in 1908, he was barely able to scrape by as a citrus-fruit farmer, grocer and gas-station owner. A neighbor described Frank Nixon...