Word: hortons
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...sprints are wide open but Mike Horton should emerge as the number the man if he gets in shape. Sam Butler will be the primary Crimson hope in the hurdles. He has recovered from last year's injury. "He looks quicker than I've ever seen him," McCurdy said...
Michael K. Horton '76, chairman of the board of the Afro-Am Cultural Center, said yesterday that the location of their new building would involve more students in the center's programs...
...when he recites the Gettysburg Address, it's all one can do to keep it together--the feudal cloud breaks and Ruggles, head high, joins the ranks of people who are "equal," even teaching the Americans a little bit of European style along the way. Wonderful stuff. Edward Everett Horton was Ruggles in 1923, and Bob Hope's 1950 Fancy Pants took its cue from the story. But the real Ruggles was Charles Laughton in 1935--the one to be shown here--in a shambling, sad, brilliant performance...
...individual winner of this race was neither a Crimson nor a Huskies. Brandeis's Chip Horton ran an extremely strong race, and took first-place laurals. Ten of the next 11 finishers were from either Northeastern or Harvard...
...dream. The setting becomes more exotic, the events more improbable, and the dialogue grows into speeches, until, in the culminating scene, when the "dream has become a nightmare," the characters stand like zombies on a surrealistic landscape and address the audience directly. When Popsy, deftly played by John Horton, delivers his final three-page long "sermon," the effect is spell-binding and the audience itself is drawn into an almost trance-like state...