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Peretz, who assumed active ownership of his magazine in the fall, saw his editor-in-chief--former publisher Gilbert A. Harrison--quit. Peretz said that the magazine had become a "one-man show" under Harrison, a charge that was directed against Peretz himself later this year...
...Toga Lounge, Hazena. Hungry Charleys, Hunt Hall, and Bob Harrison...
Following Lipset's decision, Rosovsky named Harrison C. White, professor of Sociology for the department chairmanship beginning July 1, White's appointment was approved by President Bok and announced at a full Faculty meeting last Tuesday...
With his options fast disappearing, Beame has considered selling city bonds to the municipal pension system, a move that would force the system to sell at a loss the securities it now holds. Controller Harrison Goldin, who had to cancel the sale of $280 million in notes last week because of the possibility of receiving no bids, has been trying to interest foreign investors in buying New York City paper. A more likely outcome is a loan from the state government, which would have to market its own bonds to raise the cash. This was a suggestion made...
...excitement is not just box office. This season Broadway has offered something for everyone. Oscar Winner Ellen Burstyn is back in the hit comedy Same Time, Next Year, Rex Harrison and Julie Harris star in In Praise of Love, and Ingrid Bergman is in The Constant Wife. Cleavon Little escaped Mel Brooks' clutches long enough to run off with the notices in Murray Schisgal's flip farce All Over Town, and Elizabeth Ashley returned triumphantly in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. The British sent over a generation of stars, including Alec McCowen and Diana Rigg playing together...