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Obviously this is not the type of policy favored by liberal intellectuals and politicians. Forrester has been called "Insensitive" to the plight of the poor--a charge that ignores the long term benefits his proposals would produce--and his model has been challenged on several grounds. Gregory Ingram, a leading critic, maintains that Forrester never explicitly defines criteria for evaluating programs. John F. Kain, professor of Government at Harvard, believes that Forrester overstates the role of housing availability in attracting immigrants. Others have charged that the model is structurally inexact because it does not include the suburbs...
...performances. Catcalls and whistles echoed throughout the house as the curtain rose on a chorus line of topless dancers and intensified at the entrance of Alawn Don Jay, the "Sophisticate Blond Beauty." Audiences paid $25,700 for the show. Highlight of the evening's entertainment: Cece Ingram, a top-heavy lass billed as Satan's Angel. Satan's little darling stripped down to a G string and tassels, which she set aflame and proceeded to twirl in opposite directions. Sighs Cece: "It wrecks the breasts, but I've stayed in the business because-well-burlesque...
Died. Rex Ingram, 73, veteran black actor, whose resonant voice and commanding figure graced dozens of plays (The Emperor Jones, Cabin in the Sky, Porgy) and Hollywood films, most notably when he played De Lawd in 1936's The Green Pastures; of a heart attack; in Hollywood...
...Afro-American Society was started at Andover last year; but it has two white officers out of four. The school requires that it not be segregated. Al Ingram, one of the founders, said it was started because of "the fantastic unawareness of people on this campus of the problems of Negroes in this society." There are between 35 and 40 blacks at Andover (out of 850). Half of Afro's members are white, and the purpose of the organization is not one of cultural identity...
...CRIMSON under the direction of R. H. Stiles, Dwight Ingram and Francis G.C. O'Neil moved into its new building on Plympton St. on Friday, November 19, 1915. On the next, day Captain Edward W. Mahan had the finest day of his football career as he scored four touchdowns to help Harvard defeat...