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Also: Francisco R. Garcia of Mather House and San Salvador, El Salvador; Ronald R. Garet of Mather House and Los Angeles; Leigh G. Hafrey of North House and Bethesda, Md.; Baruch Halpern of North House and Philadelphia; James P. Harbison of Quincy House and Meadowbrook, Pa.; Vernon Judson Harward III of Leverett House and Northhampton; Patrick G. Hogan of Dudley House and San Francisco, Calif,; and, Edwin K. Huang of Winthrop House and Bethesda, Md.; and, Richard G. Ingber of Mather House and Flushing...
...wing psychic disorder in its own right: the compulsion to pursue and defend Fanon's reputation through increasingly irrelevant intricacies. She does this in a prose crippled by repetition and neo-Marxist jargon. Fanon himself quickly escapes her-and the reader is glad to follow him. · Horace Judson...
...make the impression on you with the point of a diamond that you never can succeed and attain to any eminence in your profession if you have anything at all to do with the management of Negro property. No man within my knowledge ever has.. ∙Horace Judson...
...might have been a sports event, a church sermon, an opera, a musical comedy. It was, in fact, all of those things. Produced at Manhattan's Judson Memorial Church, A Look at the Fifties comprised an entrancing hodgepodge of tap dancing, singing, recitations and thunderous chorales providing running commentary on, of all things, an actual basketball game. It won rave reviews, packed the church for three weekends recently-then vanished. So it goes with the work of the Rev. Al Carmines, who wrote the show and is fast emerging as one of New York's finest composers...
...decided on the ministry instead. "But in college at Swarthmore," he says, "I became an atheist. Later on I realized that you don't have to be a fanatic to believe in God, so I grew out of that." After graduating from Union Theological Seminary, he went to Judson Memorial and was assigned to form a church theatrical group. Carmines accepted on two conditions: no censorship and no religious dramas. "God doesn't disappear when you don't talk about him," he explained...