Word: loeb
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...Writers' Science-in-Society Award, the American Medical Association's magazine journalism award and a Special Achievement Plaque from the Deadline Club of Sigma Delta Chi. TIME'S Man of the Year cover on King Faisal has been recognized twice. For writing it, Senior Editor Marshall Loeb won the Loeb Award for business journalism (named for Financier Gerald Loeb, no kin to Marshall) and last week the John Hancock Award for business writing. In addition, the American Bar Association has given TIME a Certificate of Merit for its coverage of the final year of the Watergate affair...
...lobby of the Loeb is festooned with those streamers and with blinking lights in honor of the theater's summer season of "four American plays." And what could be more American than a George and Ira Gershwin musical about upper-class bootlegging during Prohibition? Admittedly Oh, Kay! has a book co-authored by one of the enemy--P.G. Wodehouse--but the score should more than make up for it, with such all-American numbers as "Clap Yo' Hands," "Someone To Watch Over Me," "Maybe," and "Do, Do, Do." It was a smash hit in 1926. The Loeb's version...
...Cramer's neighbors who might disagree with him on some social issue would stoop so low as to attempt to have him removed from his decision-making position as a strategy to win that particular battle. Alex Rodriguez Member, Harvard University Advisory Committee on Community Affairs, Loeb Fellow, School of Design...
Mabou Mimas is a prominent mime group and part of the Loeb's program of bringing in outside non-dramatic theater. "B-Beaver" begins at 8 p.m,. "The Lost Ones" at 9:30 p.m. Mime must be a pretty expensive art to produce, since tickets are a steep $4.95 (rush seats are available...
...only because Ibsen's stage directions (for example: "A jet of fire shoots into the air from the yacht, followed by thick clouds of smoke: a hollow report is heard... Gradually the smoke clears away: the ship has disappeared.") demand technical wizardry far beyond the capabilities of the Loeb. Peer Gynt's production staff should have accepted this, instead of burdening the stage with contraptions planned to meet the author's specifications that only sap the play of its dramatic strength...