Word: loeb
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...difference in the case of a Gilbert and Sullivan or Hasty Pudding show, both organizations sport blindly loyal followers generally impervious to reviews, but a bad Crimson review can often destroy the potential audience for a Radcliffe Grant-in-Aid or House production, and even for some kinds of Loeb mainstage shows the impact is significant. How then, should The Crimson develop more sophisticated, sensitive, and better informed critics...
...William Loeb, the frantically right-wing publisher of the Manchester (N.H.) Union Leader, said he was keeping an open mind about Rockefeller, whom he had called "the wife-swapper" in 1964 after Rockefeller's marriage. "He's now a staid old married man," Loeb said last week...
...PRODUCTION of Back to Methuselah at the Loeb Ex tonight is quiet, lulling and wonderful. Its strength derives from an evenness of tone, a beautiful monotony that strokes music out of the language. Listening through its hour is like drawing out an ancient scroll covered with wondrous inscriptions--there's order to it, some rising and falling, but the shape and texture of the paper never change: it transfixes...
...part, which is about the Garden of Eden and includes a lot of wit, occasional profundity and something about some men seeing things that never were and saying why not--that line often used to get attributed to Robert F. Kennedy '48. Opens tonight at 7:30 at the Loeb Ex; tickets are free, as usual...
...United States, viewing Israel as a bridgehead of Western sentiment--"a bulwark against the non-Christian world," right-wing publisher William Loeb once called it--was happy to provide Israel with most of the arms and diplomatic support it needed. The Soviet Union, evidently sharing the United States' view, was happy not only to replace the U.S. as Egypt's supplier of arms and help with the Aswan Dam when John Foster Dulles grew disgusted with Egyptian president Nasser's neutralism and nationalizations, but also to go the United States one better, sending technicians where the United States sent arms...