Word: laura
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...only bright spot, if there could be one, was the play of Crimson goalie Laura Garwin, who seemingly repelled three times as many shots as she let through...
Last Sunday the Radcliffe sailors captured first place laurels in team racing held on home waters. The Cliffe skippers Sarah Herrick '76, Lora Fleming '78, and Laura Brown '79 managed to take two out of three of their races against each of the three other schools entered in the regatta...
...Laura Chandler Tacoma, Wash...
...final member of the Wingfield clan is the timid, waif-like Laura, whose face is often blank, but whose eyes are as innocent and easily frightened as a deer's. In the first act, Muffie Meyers acts a Laura too withdrawn to be more than pitiful as she caresses her glass animals, but as the play wears on she wins our fuller sympathy...
...this production succeeds, however, much of the credit belongs to O.C. Walker, who plays Jim O'Connor, the emissary from reality who is Laura's long-hoped for gentleman caller. Unlike O'Neill and DeLorme, who are occasionally stagy, Walker is totally convincing as the "deceptive rainbow" in whose person seems to lurk the treasure trove with which the Wingfields plan to buy escape. O'Connor's scene with Laura, the climax of the play, is by far the best in this production...