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...enthusiastic group of eight freshmen, two sophomores, and one senior agree that the dedication and ability of first year Coach Nancy Hogan have provided the team with the inspiration...
...model and metal-edged for downhill curve cutting, is doing a brisk business in sports shops. Telemarking classes have become standard fare at the larger touring centers. There are even the first North American Telemark Championships in the offing. They will be held this March in Aspen. Says Suzanne Hogan, 32, a self-described ski bum and waitress at the Home Ranch: "Telemarking has all the excitement of white water and hang gliding. You're in the snow and part...
Coach NANCY HOGAN underlines the teamwork between the three players, saying "I am struck by how well they get along--they try to communicate on and off the court...
...with a vehicle no sturdier than balsa wood, but she never lets the audience forget that she is driving it hell-bent on its voyage to nowhere. Author William Alfred, Abbott Lawrence Lowell professor of the humanities at Harvard, launched her on the road to stardom in his play Hogan's Goat, about political shenanigans among the Brooklyn Irish in the 1890s. Now back on the same turf, Alfred mounts a sentimental archaeological dig for nostalgic relics dating from the years 1923 through...
Alfred and Dunaway worked together 16 years ago on Alred's last play. "Hogan's Goat," in a successful production which brought both national prominence. "Hogan's Goat" also takes place in South Brooklyn, where Alfred grew...