Word: leos
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Paul Abrahamian of Somerville, Mass.; Andrew W. Bingham of Hartsdale, N. Y.; James J. Cairns Jr. of Belmont, Mass.; Leo H. Daley of Andover, Mass.; Joel H. Cohen of Providence, R. I.; Philip L. Eastabrooks of Kahul Maui, T. H.; Ronald Eikenberry, Greenville, Ohio; Anthony A. Gianelly of Medford, Mass.; Arthur R. Hahn Jr. of Wellesley, Mass.; Alex Goldstein Jr. of Northport, Me.; Peter C. Harpel of Bangor, Me.; David G. McLean of Watertown, N. Y.; Henry J. Moore of Gloucester, Mass.; William F. Morris of Rochester, N. Y.; Richard C. Norris of Schenoctady, N. Y.; James K. Polese...
...home there. Adapted from Playwright Hayes's novel, it tells of life in Rome just after the 1944 liberation, when, for impoverished Italians, liberation also spelled defeat, and Allied soldiers were resented as pocket-jingling conquerors. The play tells in particular of a G.I. and an Italian girl (Leo Penn and Betty Miller) who come together because he is lonely and she is hungry, and share a room pretending to be husband and wife. Theirs is no wartime idyl; the girl loathes her role and denounces the man with a full G.I. bill of wrongs. He-decent, perplexed, finally...
...possible starting infield for the Fort Leo game would find sophomores John Maher at first and Art Noyes at second, and seniors Ray Maesaka and Ed Krinsky at third base and shortstop. With Dick Clasby staying home from the trip to rest after a recent illness, George McDonald may start behind the plate...
Sears had also been scheduled to debate Rabbi Leo Shubow on March 11 on the question, "Is Senator Joseph McCarthy an Influence for Good or Evil." Shubow was asked to take the negative side. The debate, scheduled for a Columbus Forum, was called off by the Catholic Church...
...unpublished plays of the late Eugene O'Neill will eventually provide a deeper understanding of the recluse dramatist's personal and family problems, according to Brooks Atkinson '17, drama critic for the New York Times, and Harry Leo Kozol '27, clinical associate in Neurology, two of O'Neill's few close lifetime friends...