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...foil seeds), he plummeted from an impressive 7-3 first-day performance to lose 10 out of 12 bouts in yesterday's action. Bennett had virtually nothing going for him, beating only such non-luminaries as Paul Nagorney of Case Western Reserve College in Cleveland and Bill Luce of Michigan State...
...early fifties, the avant-garde knew Jackson Pollock as a man who might come into his favorite East Hampton bar late one night, have a few drinks, and knock his fellow painter Franz Kline across the room. Folks at home knew him, thanks to Henry Luce's magazines, as "Jack the Dripper," the angry-looking young man who put canvas on the floor, slopped a little Duco paint around, added some sand and miscellaneous junk, and called the mess a painting. He seemed as full of chaos as his paintings. He smoked Camels, drank hard, then finally lost control...
Screening Room. Guests include Standish Lawder, Luce Visiting Professor of Film Study, and film maker Robert Nelson. Films: "Grateful Dead," "Off Hand Jape." CH. 5. 1:05 a.m. Color...
Actually, both the polls and the interpretation are misleading, according to Irving Kristol, Henry R. Luce Professor of Urban Values at New York University. "About 85% of American workers, when asked whether they are satisfied with their jobs, answer in the affirmative," he wrote in the Wall Street Journal. "[HEW] tries to show that they don't mean what they say. Thus if an employee tells an interviewer that he finds his work satisfying but also that he would like to change his job for something better, [HEW] concludes that he is 'alienated' from his work...
QUOTED countless times through the years, the prospectus-written by Henry R. Luce in 1936-still best expresses the beat of LIFE. That beat will be stilled with the year-end special issue of Dec. 29. But its contribution to the history of journalism remains...