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...survivors, like Ragans, suffered some degree of paralysis. Stricken at age eleven, she was at first confined to a wheelchair, but gradually recovered enough to lead a normal life. Her slight difficulty in walking and partly paralyzed right arm did not prevent her successful career as an art instructor and painter...
...kept on working with what Ballet Instructor Stanley Williams called a "keen concentration that is inborn." And she prevailed. Her account, with its cool assessments of rivals and careful record of all-important praise, betrays the tough, self-absorbed core that a ballerina must have. But she attributes her success to her profound submission to the will of Balanchine. "All knowledge, all power was his," she writes with total seriousness. "As I saw it, I had no choice but to place all my faith and trust in him." A particularly valuable section recounts in detail what went...
...most outstanding teachers of Latin poetry that this country has produced in this century," said. Brown University Classies Professor Michael C. Putnam '54, a former student of Elder. "He was a superb scholar and instructor...
...patches, will reach $1 billion in 1984. More than a year after they appeared and despite the fact hat Coleco, their manufacturer, does not even advertise them, the dolls are still in short supply. That does not hurt sales; in fact, it helps. Says Margaret Preble, a sociology instructor in Virginia: "The shortage gives implied status to those who can get a doll." An official of Toys "R" Us says "thousands of people" are on its Cabbage Patch doll lists in its 198 U.S. stores...
Fortunately for Siegel, the professor wound up not teaching the second semester, and the new instructor willingly let Siegel participate in the labs...