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...project will investigate ways in which culture defines gender, Joan Scott, director of the Pembroke Center for Teaching and Research on Women, said earlier this month, the Brown Daily Herald reported...
...truck drivers, state troopers and gun-toting gangsters, became the first successful all-American ballet. Although serious composers generally have shunned film scores as hack work, he produced seven of them, and in 1949 collected a Pulitzer Prize for one, Louisiana Story. As music critic of the New York Herald Tribune from 1940 to 1954, he skewered arrogance and stupidity in the musical establishment with a perceptive gusto unknown since the critical heyday of George Bernard Shaw. Composer Aaron Copland, his contemporary, calls him "about as original a personality as America can boast." This week, in what is far from...
...Cuban community that stretches along Eighth Street (or Calle Ocho,) is a foreign land. In Antonio Maceo Park (named for a black Cuban patriot), old Cubans pass the time playing dominoes or reading Spanish-language newspapers that carry headlines like THE PLAN TO INVADE CUBA IS READY. The Miami Herald, the city's largest newspaper, is printed daily in Spanish as El Herald. Its circulation: 421,236 in English; 60,000 in Spanish. Three television stations and seven radio stations in South Florida broadcast Spanish programs. There are six Spanish legitimate theaters, two ballet troupes and a light opera company...
...Sports Editor Brown, 28-24 Holy Cross, 73-2 Bucknell, 49-30 Princeton, 28-3 Yale, 9-7 3-1 19-12. .613 NANCY BAUER Managing Editor Harvard, 23-14 Holy Cross, 45-6 Bucknell, 34-7 Princeton, 14-6 Yale, 27-14 HOWARD SHATZ Sports Editor, Brown Daily Herald Guest Selector Harvard, 35-31 Holy Cross, 41-6 Bucknell, 31-13 Princeton, 24-10 Yale...
DIED. Emma Bugbee, 93, suffragist and onetime high school teacher of Greek who broke through the barriers excluding women from city rooms in the early 1900s to become a reporter for the New York Herald, later the New York Herald Tribune; in Warwick, R.I. During her 56-year career, Bugbee was especially noted for her intimate coverage of Eleanor Roosevelt, who held her own press conferences for female journalists, banned from the all-male presidential briefings...