Word: lipson
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Unfortunately, the other characters are not in the same league. Roger Lipson as Red Ryder is just not up to the demands of his role. Right from the start, when he sits at the counter reading Playboy, perusing the centerfold as if it were The New York Times, sucking his upper lip noisily and smoking a cigarette as if it were the first one he had ever seen in his life, he generally fails to establish himself as a convincing character. Director Leslie Rose obviously has no idea what a real redneck is like, and neither does Lipson. Throughout...
...Steven Lipson, a teaching fellow in S-1 who has taught the course for three years, said yesterday the new system may offer a better learning experience because it demands greater retention of knowledge...
...Lipson also predicted that the self-paced format will not be resumed because the unit tests took two years of steady work to prepare. Paul G. Bamberg Jr. '63, lecturer on Physics and author of the tests, will be discouraged by the theft and will probably not make up a second set of tests, Lipson said...
...While Lipson said the course's altered structure has disrupted students' strategies, he also said there was an enormous amount of "administrative hassles" in the self-paced course...
...expose detailing how local politicians had fouled up Philadelphia's Bicentennial celebration by mismanaging funds (as a result, the city restored to the welfare fund $500,000 that it had earlier diverted to the Bicentennial). Philadelphia 's success is due to the unwavering localism of Publisher Herbert Lipson, 46, who was a charter member of a booster organization, Action Philadelphia, before taking Philadelphia over from his father in 1961. "We wouldn't do a piece on Jerry Ford," he says, "unless it turned out he was born in Philadelphia...