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Marlene Dietrich rejuvenated? No, the net stockings and tux belong to Swiss-born Actress Marthe Keller, 29, whose comedy role in Le Guêpier (The Hornet's Nest) casts her as an entertainer who has Dietrich's looks but none of her talent. With almost a dozen European films to her credit, Keller has now begun her first American movie, Marathon Man, starring Dustin Hoffman and Laurence Olivier. How do her new co-stars compare with the likes of Italy's Marcello Mastroianni and France's Yves Montand"? "It's a question of geography...
...class is living outside of the Houses on the basis of no rationale other than the need for housing of some kind. And it might also be recalled that the mounting unpopularity of the Quad Houses is what precipitated the discussion of housing alternatives in the first place. Phyllis Keller Assistant Dean of the Faculty
...Keller's statement that 1-1-2 includes no suggestion of grouping sophomores by concentration runs counter to The Crimson's understanding of the proposal reached through discussions with Dean Rosovsky, Dean Whitlock, and members of the Committee on Houses and Undergraduate Life. It is to this aspect of 1-1-2 that Rosovsky refers when he speaks of its "exciting" character. More disturbing in Ms. Keller's letter is her suggestion that 1-1-2 (which would end hoosing of upperclass students in the Quad Houses) is the only housing option that retains student choice. What about the many...
...Phyllis Keller, assistant dean of the Faculty, confirmed that the original recommendation was unanimous. Under the University's affirmative action program, Keller now sees everything connected with an appointment, including the "confidential" letters that each member of the department must send to. Rosovsky setting out his views on a tenure candidate...
...essays called The Message in the Bottle, splendidly analyzes the sheer strangeness of language as a phenomenon-an exchange of mental fire that obeys no physical laws but has its origins in some miraculous gift of comprehension and self-awareness, a gift as spontaneous and awesome as Helen Keller's discovering the physical fact of water and the word for water at the same moment. Such reflections reach back to the edges of silence, to a cabalistic cherishing of words-the beginning of speech being the event that marked the first step in the hominids' progress toward Shakespeare...